Sentence examples for systematic deprivation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the pursuit of punitive policy and the systematic deprivation of liberty actively fosters the conditions that they ostensibly intend to address.

It demonstrated the extent to which Jackson's vision for implementing a holistic human rights-based program to end the systematic deprivation, poverty and hunger has been realized.

The young guide, much taken by the doctrine of apartheid, was -- surprisingly -- very critical of American racial practices, by which he meant Jim Crow in the South, and the systematic deprivation, by Americans, of votes for what we then called Negroes.

Individual-level prejudice translates into systematic deprivations of liberty and a persistent sense that there are few adults in whom they can trust.

The scenes in boot camp will also surprise no one who has seen "Full Metal Jacket" or "Jarhead," in which personalities are broken down and reconstructed through systematic humiliation, deprivation and depersonalization.

Page A10 National LAWYERS SAY DETAINEE Was Deprived of Sleep Lawyers for Salim Hamdan, a detainee at Guant?mo Bay who was a driver for Osama bin Laden, said he might have been subjected to a program of systematic sleep deprivation that they said would constitute torture.

As Sen (2000 3) contends, "Development can be seen…as a process of expanding the real freedoms that people enjoy…Development requires the removal of major sources of unfreedom: poverty as well as tyranny, poor economic opportunities as well as systematic social deprivation, neglect of public facilities as well as intolerance or overactivity of repressive states".

This could have led to an overestimation of the proportion of nurseries meeting guidelines due to social desirability bias, although we expect that this bias would have been systematic across deprivation tertiles.

Further analysis based on systematic manipulation of deprivation conditions is needed to address this issue.

On the other hand, for prostate cancer mortality there is no systematic relationship between deprivation and mortality risk.

Here and elsewhere, Coogler dramatizes, clearly and relentlessly, the air of oppression constant menace from police violence, from conditions of occupation and degradation and of intentional cultural and economic deprivation and systematic powerlessness, arising from a pressurized atmosphere of deadly hatred that strips the fullness of life to the starkness of survival.