She is one of the women battling tradition and male greed, which are depriving them of any form of inheritance.
Dissatisfaction with his reign centred in the cities (which chafed under the economic competition of foreigners) and among the peasantry (which was deprived of the last vestiges of freedom).
A groin can be successful in stabilizing a beach on the updrift side, but erosion tends to be aggravated on the downdrift side, which is deprived by the groin structure of replenishment by drifting sand.
After feeding the dietary regimes for 10 weeks, the mink were divided further into two groups, the control group which was fasted overnight and the fasted group which was deprived of food for a 5-day period.
We conclude that DinG is required for efficient colony formation on rich medium when a highly expressed rrn operon is inverted on the chromosome, and that the growth defect observed in Inv dinG mutants is completely overcome by reducing the transcription level (growth on MM or inversion of only rrnB, which is deprived of Fis sites in this construction).
Mr Bloomberg, the mayor of New York, bemoaned America's restrictive visa policy, which is depriving financial firms of talent.
(USAID still doesn't have a leader, which is depriving our policy of a long-term developmental perspective just when we need it most).
But I still want to say to this regime, which is depriving me of my freedom, that I stand by the convictions I expressed in my "June Second Hunger Strike Declaration" twenty years ago--I have no enemies and no hatred.
Or "Exhausted", devised by its American arm, in which contestants are deprived of sleep and then made to perform tasks.
But the ways in which women are deprived of those rights — in Atwood's fiction, and in the reality, past and present, that she bases it on — are unique.
