The upheaval, which for a time deprived him of his two young sons, put him into a deep depression.
It is unconscionable that for-profit companies are making huge profits on the backs of immigrant detainees, at the same time depriving them of basic rights.
French power generator GDF Suez was fined £450,000 after delivering only 38.6% of its targets on time, depriving 1,000 households fof energy savings during a cold winter.
The question is whether automation will shoot itself in the foot by freeing up our time to do things that matter but at the same time deprive us of the skills we need to use our time meaningfully.
It is certainly true that the administration should reject the calls to broaden the proposed exemption, because any expansion would, over time, deprive millions of women of contraceptive coverage (including students at Catholic schools and universities).
In the election five years ago the opposition coalition, the Pakatan Rakyat, for the first time deprived the BN of the two-thirds majority that allows it to change the constitution.
After bitter constitutional disputes, Charles dismissed Parliament in 1629 and began 11 years of personal rule; during this time, deprived of parliamentary sources of revenue, he was forced to employ ship money as a financial expedient.
The Byzantine and Eastern form of church-state relations has often been labelled as caesaropapism, and the hierarchy of the church was, most of the time, deprived of the legal possibility of opposing imperial power.
Perhaps we are too busy to realise our time deprived schedule, but being stressed and tired automates our behaviour, so that we say yes to more and more out of sheer habit.
The research highlights how women, at the time deprived of the vote and of any direct political power, took, instead, to writing, and adopted lobbying tactics to mobilise public opinion that were ahead of their time, among them, the organisation of boycotts of slavery-tainted sugar, campaigning visits to shops and households, and mass petitions.
