Sentence examples for system deprived from inspiring English sources

It alleged that appellants' efforts to prevent the operation of a prisoners' union violated the First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of it and its members and that the refusal to grant the Union those privileges accorded several other organizations operating within the prison system deprived the Union of equal protection of the laws.

At the same time, however, the system deprived all of the implicated elements and problems of their autonomy and particular authenticity, reducing them to symbolic manifestations of the one process, that of the Absolute Spirit's quest for and conquest of its own self.

Adult mice relying on an olfactory system deprived of odor by naris occlusion from near the time of birth display enhanced olfactory capacity compared to control mice.

On the patient side of the health system, deprived subpopulations (mainly non-whites) had to be satisfied with a smaller supply and an inferior quality of care provided in racially segregated, poorly equipped and understaffed public facilities.

Senator Wyden articulates how our current system deprives individuals of choices — adding that the plans being pushed through Congress fall short.

The land requisition system deprives three to four million farmers of their land every year, and around 40-50 million are now dispossessed.

As much as 70 percent of the labor force still works outside the tax system, depriving workers of benefits and the government of revenue.

The coalition is composed of parents, teachers, students, and local education leaders who say that Connecticut's irrational and inequitable funding system deprives public schoolchildren of their fundamental right to an adequate education.

I would like to go a step further and propose that besides our talents, the system deprives us of what used to be passed from generation to generation – a working knowledge of basic life skills.

Mr. McCarthy said he thought the Swift disclosure might encourage terrorist plotters to stop moving money through the banking system, depriving the United States and its allies of a valuable window on their activities.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). rightly points out that, in addition to distorting electoral outcomes, the current system deprives vast swaths of the country an opportunity to hear directly from those running to represent them.