be deprived of

It has become such a popular medium that, without it, we would be deprived of much information, as well as entertainment.

Luckily she loses only the draft of her speech , or she will be deprived of the right to participate that competition .

As for being qualified, each person has the right to comment and cannot be deprived of that.

It is safe to live with them but the side effect is to be deprived of the right to roam freely and happily.

Criminals who are sentenced to death or to life imprisonment shall be deprived of political rights for life.

However, they never save cubs from humans understanding that it's better to be deprived of a new generation than of a breeder.

Without Osmond and Madame Merle, she would still seek marriage, become a wife and perhaps be deprived of her independence.

The law relative person might be deprived of rights to deal with the foods controlled temporarily.

Although it is a faithful reproduction of a reality, but it is in this copy, the image will be deprived of the reality, of a non-real.

The fact that scientists might be deprived of visas left him unmoved.

But it is inconsistent with honouring reason and God to be troubled because by death a man will be deprived of the other things.

if the circumstances are serious, they shall be deprived of their qualifications and banned from entering the floor for securities trading.

and that no state, without its consent, shall be deprived of its equal suffrage in the Senate.

Refugees have been deprived of their homes, but they must not be deprived of their futures.

Grazing herbivores would be deprived of their food source and die, depriving carnivores of their food source too.

And to be deprived of her name and become a non-human.

US workers would be deprived of the 113, 000 direct jobs provided by the investment of foreign-owned car companies in many southern states.

No one should be deprived of love without the very best of reasons.

Accordance with the law of death be deprived of political rights of women, from the voter rolls.

no country should be deprived of the right to defend itself.

However, the death of a person will be deprived of the right to life.

Unless there is a greater degree of transparency, consumers, as well as producers, will be deprived of their legitimate due.

Parents should be deprived of their custody rights if their children to beg or perform on the streets.

Addicts should not be deprived of their drugs too rapidly.

The danger posed by such environmental refugees is that they may be deprived of the means to sustain livelihoods in their new homes.

Forfeit (v. ): lose, give up, or be deprived of as a forfeit for some crime, fault, etc.

A criminal element who is sentenced to death or to life imprisonment shall be deprived of political rights for life.

Green, however, does not mean that 2010 Winter Games athletes will be deprived of luxury. Quite the contrary.

We will not let ourselves be deprived of a word or hint concerning that wonderful woman .

He shouldn't be deprived of the right to defend himself .

based on the principle that a person cannot be deprived of life or liberty or property without appropriate legal procedures and safeguards.

Should Juvenile Convicts be deprived of Political Rights?

Because of the She-lynx Normandy will lose both its isles and be deprived of its former dignity.

He must woo and flatter the official because without his goodwill he will be deprived of information.

Because B has a farm, A will be deprived of a farm.

Those who reject Allah will be deprived of Allah's grace and guidance.

David might even be deprived of balance and crash to the floor in 20 tons of fragments.

Yet he may be deprived of his crown by, for example, Herman Van Rompuy, prime minister of Belgium.

Is it not cruel to bestow those favors upon others, which I should rejoice to receive, yet must be deprived of?

You won't be deprived of anything.

Ecnomists would be deprived of their ability to provide generalizations comparable to those of natural science

Be deprived of political rights; impose penalties or list of wanted persons

To be deprived of (something one has had):

conform to be deprived of