Sentence examples for should be robbed from inspiring English sources

I don't understand why this money should be robbed.

"No New Yorker should be robbed of their right to practice their faith simply because they are arrested," Albert Fox Cahn, a lawyer representing the women, told HuffPost.

"We don't think the American people should be robbed of this unique opportunity" to have a voice in choosing Scalia's successor, wrote Grassley and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). in a joint Washington Post op-ed.

A violation of the rights of girls "No girl should be robbed of her childhood, her education and health, and her aspirations.

"It is a cruel irony that after decades of war, and only weeks after Garang was sworn in as First Vice President, Sudan should be robbed of one of the architects of its historic peace agreement" said UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Rima Salah, who represented UNICEF at the peace agreement signing and spoke with Dr. Garang.

It was impassioned: "Our merchants should not be robbed of their legitimate profits … public revenues should not be seriously impaired by dishonest smuggling, and … the commerce of our cities should not be supplanted by mercantile establishments of foreign countries".

People should not be robbed of their lives, liberty, property, or even their pensions by a "court of public opinion".

No top pick in the draft that good should ever be robbed of his explosiveness as young as Johnson was, but he was not a bust.

SNAP is helping the most vulnerable among us — the working poor, children, seniors and the disabled — who should not be robbed of much-needed food assistance because of baseless myths about the program.

But what is Richard without his words and wit, and why should Mr. Holden be robbed of them?

She said one officer indicated she should expect to be robbed, given the location of her apartment.