Sentence examples for that has deprived from inspiring English sources

It is debt that has deprived Dublin of budget autonomy.

Brown's son, Walker, was born with a genetic mutation that has deprived him of even the most rudimentary capacities.

"The Republican obstructionism that has deprived millions from this important administrative relief is nothing short of shameful," said New Jersey senator Bob Menendez, a leading champion of immigration reform.

"Banning them for a start, from any tournament, would be progress but I think if it's significant – if it's a couple of tournaments – then that would cause that nation to address the issue that has deprived them of international competition".

The operation on Ms. Andrews, performed while she was starring in the musical "Victor/Victoria" on Broadway, left her with scar tissue that has deprived this lining of the suppleness and liquidity it needs to vibrate freely.

"Rather, it is the fact that the state's school funding mechanism has failed for more than a decade to align funding with need" that has deprived children of their right to a sound basic education.

Exiles from a Britain that had deprived them of a public political outlet, they had turned their focus inward on a "new experiment in living".

Closing the tax loopholes or tightening the lax tax enforcement that have deprived European treasuries of so much multinational corporate tax revenue is politically difficult and technically complicated.

Young Greeks in particular, who have been especially hard-hit by policies that have deprived them of hope, are thought to have played a seminal role in the outcome.

Commission officials said the rule aims to put an end to some common practices of landlords and tenant associations that have deprived tenants of choices.

In 1994, the country's first democratically-elected government inherited a distorted, underperforming economy, based on a system that had deprived the majority of the population of education and economic opportunities.