Would you say that by removing a person's ability to send smoke signals, you are preventing them from achieving the status of humanity?
Senators at the hearing said they expected some legislation would pass soon to address the crisis, including removing a commander's ability to lessen punishments in assault cases if the attacker has a strong service record.
Security experts are calling for an end to the overuse of "privileged access" to OPM's systems, in which groups of people share login credentials, removing a network administrator's ability to know exactly who is inside the system.
You might believe that it's an outrage to remove an animal's ability -- or right -- to reproduce.
To compare non-commercial DICOM toolkits for their de-identification ability in removing a patient's personal health information (PHI) from a DICOM header.
While Gray believes in punitive, harsh justice for violent offenders, he was and remains deeply concerned by mandatory sentencing, saying it removes a magistrate's ability to use their experience to make wise and just decisions.
Nonetheless, the CPT, which is part of the Strasbourg-based Council of expressesxpresses its "fundamental objections to the use of surgical castration as a means of treatment of sexual offenders" on four grounds: It has irreversible physical effects and removes a person's ability to procreate.
Because the thing about intoxication is, y'know, it temporarily removes a person's ability to make sound judgements about things like their sobriety level.
This allows an individualized review of a facility and removes a patient's ability to demand that a standardized service be provided within a particular time frame.
In one swoop, the publishers remove a student's ability to opt-out of buying their product, eliminate any and all competition in the market, and look good doing it because the codes are cheaper than publisher's exorbitantly priced textbooks.
