Sentence examples for with depriving from inspiring English sources

In… REPORTER AT LARGE about the trial of Adolf Eichmann-Pt, II In late 1938, the Nazis were no longer satisfied with depriving Jews of civil rights,….

So the mission should be completely clear, how you would achieve that, and it needs to start with depriving them of control of territory on the ground".

The February suit, filed by Chelsea Elliot and Jeanne Mansfield, accuses Inspector Bologna of assault and battery and charges him with depriving them of their right to peacefully assemble, and charges the city with failing to train its officers appropriately.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the trial of Adolf Eichmann-Pt, II In late 1938, the Nazis were no longer satisfied with depriving Jews of civil rights, but decided on a policy of forced emigration.

Decisions are pending on whether to charge police in New York and Ferguson, Missouri with depriving the victims of their civil rights by using excessive force in the course of duty.

Moyer-Lee says: "The so-called gig economy represents a dangerous trend in the UK whereby big profit-making companies have been able to get away with depriving their workers of the most basic rights.

They compared these children with deprived and non-deprived children living in private homes (n = 10,428).

There is also considerable variation, with deprived areas recording rates as low as 20%.

"It's a toxic mix – very, very challenging circumstances on the ground with deprived communities and very high house prices.

The intervention of philanthropist Paul Hamlyn inspired a markedly more activist approach to audience development, with deprived schools and then Sun readers targeted for subsidised opera tickets.

The committee called for the government to examine incentives to attract accomplished teachers to work in areas with deprived, white, working-class pupils – but stopped short of making concrete recommendations.