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As you know, I have my own ration of sugar, and I must not deprive you of yours[3].

Stark's mistake was to call a red card when it should have been yellow, but his greatest sin was to deprive us of football.

Excommunication neither does, nor can, deprive the excommunicated person of any of those civil goods that he formerly possessed.

If you do not drive carefully, I shall deprive you of your licence.

Unbelievers who turn away from Him and who deprive themselves of Him by their malice are today doubly culpable.

What I feel now is a sense of bafflement: why did I deprive myself the pleasure of chamber music for so long?

The court ruled unanimously that this would deprive Walmart of defences in individual cases that it was entitled to.

The Organiser reserves the right to deprive, withdraw and revoke the award of any selected entries if it thinks fit.

It was not up to him to deprive her of her toys.

We must deprive them of every bit of their political capital and continue to do so until not one jot is left to them.

No Party organization, up to and including the Central Committee, has the right to deprive any Party member of the above-mentioned rights.

If he marries another woman, he must not deprive the first one of her food, clothing and marital rights.

"Well, " replied Joe, "so much the worse for the natives; we shall deprive them of the pleasure of our conversation. "

Could I deprive her of her lifelong lie, without opening some vision of a future to her?

It is not good to be partial to the wicked or to deprive the innocent of justice.

But in the United States alone, offshore tax havens are estimated to deprive the Treasury of $100 billion a year.

Evidence suggests that this can cause damage to your kidneys and deprive your body of vital nutrients.

Old Mrs. Lee had been afraid that family misunderstandings might deprive her of her yearly visit to Alexandra.

Establishing goals is all right if your don't let them deprive you of interesting detours.

You can deprive him of his leadership role, but you can't deprive the citizens' faith in him as a mayor.

But it would be a mistake to deprive Greece of all means of political manoeuvre.

European governments appear to have failed in their effort to deprive the US of that blocking power.

It is essential to deprive the enemy of his belief that victory is certain.

These standard clauses deprive and limit the contract freedom of consumers and put the consumers into a detrimental situation.

The worst thing you can possibly do to a woman is to deprive her of a grievance.

Thus you deprive the word of God of its authority by your tradition which you have handed down . And many things similar to these you do .

And when you save money today on behalf of your remote future self, you deprive your immediate present self of cash you could use right now.

But their leaders have promised to abide strictly by the rules, to deprive the north of any grounds to refuse independence.

It is cruel enough to deprive an innocent person of her freedom. Burma's generals are crueller still.

And anyone would be able to use a computer without starting out by conspiring to deprive his or her friends.

Is that quite fair? To deprive a man of his livelihood, when he's done nothing wrong?

I feel regret about it. To some degree, your love maybe deprive your kid from her freedom and limit her personality and creativity.

To those who acquit the guilty for bribes, and deprive the just man of his rights!

The creditors argue that this scheme would deprive them of their best chance of repayment.

If you do not hand in a draft, you deprive yourself of feedback from the class and me on your ideas.

You have no reason to deprive me of the right to a quality education.

You've got a secret weakness for natural fibers, handcrafted items and organic food. Don't deprive yourself of these pleasures.

Reverse Domain Name Hijacking means using the Policy in bad faith to attempt to deprive a registered domain-name holder of a domain name.

Don't deprive yourself, but that banana split has just as many calories now as it did before you got pregnant.

The fact that computers deprive people of their imagination and creativity makes me believe that they are a curse rather than a blessing.

It's better to enjoy one piece of fudge and then stop than attempt to deprive ourselves entirely, only to end up eating the whole pan.

Establishi goals is all right if you-don't let them deprive your interesting detours .

Reciprocity is the primary mechanism for EIL, which permits a state to deprive the law -breaker of its entitlements.

Pollution-fed algae, which deprive other living marine life of oxygen, are the cause of most of the world's dead zones.

Just as with email today, some worried that, by replacing letters, the telephone would deprive future historians of material.

The findings, say researchers, should give smokers reassurance that quitting will not deprive them of a valuable stress reliever.

Will the lack of ability to work and do not deprive a living heir of the inheritance rights of the content is invalid.

Now let's say you deprive yourself of sleep for a week.

What's more, crash diets that deprive you of essential nutrients can be very dangerous.

Washington's public support, moreover, would deprive the Iranian regime of one of its weapons: anti-Americanism.

Contract terms shall be interpreted so as to give effect to all the terms rather than to deprive some of them of effect.

By embracing a minimum wage Mrs Merkel may deprive the opposition of a vote-winner in the next election, due in September 2013.

Even some unpardonable sin, we do not have the right to deprive them of their dignity as human beings and rights.

Do not deprive the alien or the fatherless of justice, or take the cloak of the widow as a pledge.

To deprive of a privilege, an immunity, or a right of citizenship, especially the right to vote; disenfranchise.

The suit also charges that the IPAB's actions will deprive Medicare beneficiaries of services to which they are entitled by law.

vice versa, we tend to deprive of their faces any persons whom we believe to be at the mercy of our will.

Who are they to deprive my university of such a fine mind?

"I shall deprive you of a treat, " said Quilp.

Hence, Malays are not worried that the control of newspapers by Umno will deprive them of a channel to make themselves heard.

But the deal would deprive Iran of any justification for enriching to higher levels itself.

We tolerate such drastic proposals only because acts of terror briefly deprive us of the ability to think straight.

To deprive (one declared to be a criminal fugitive ) of the protection of the law .

that is to say , I do not question the right of society to deprive of my private property if chooses to do so .

ostracize ( "Go to your room! " ), deprive ( "No dessert for you! " ), and induce vicarious distress ( "Look at the pain you've caused! " ).

I strongly oppose the legalisation of euthanasia for it is very cruel and immoral to deprive people of the right to subsistence.

The civil laws of today, unfortunately founded on canon law, deprive me of the rights of humanity.

Tobacco users who die prematurely deprive their families of income, raise the cost of health care and hinder economic development.

Fortune's wheel may deprive happiness and lives, but cannot crunch spirit; it may strike down the will, but can never conquer it!

I certainly don't deprive myself of doing so, for that is how I prepare what I have to say.

That would deprive the DPJ and its tiny coalition partner, the People's New Party, of a majority in the upper house.

Minnesota Republicans may not confront you on most things, but they're willing to take it to the mat to deprive women of basic equality.

I knew the reply which would be most gratifying, and could not bring myself to deprive him by asking for another help.

True, but to deprive states of their democratic rights is unbelievably extreme in the pursuit of a fiscal goal.

Neither Cairo nor Jordan is willing to take responsibility for the Palestinians or deprive them of their dreams of statehood .

the last line is ethics, do not deprive of other's love.

And anyone who puts forth any effort to deprive you of that which is yours, is breaking the law, is a criminal.

A better idea would be to deprive Hizbullah of the pretexts it has invented for keeping up its war.

Those starts and stops deprive you of sleep, which is enough to make you forgetful. Even more damaging is the lack of oxygen.

Subjective aspect, subjective aspect is deliberate , deliberately content is to deprive others of life.

To get at cause and effect, you would have to conduct an experiment in which you deprive people of sleep and observe the results.

The Internet society, like a goldfish bowl, may deprive of the privacy of everyone.

Clumsy efforts to protect some of them from foreign competition deprive others of the cheap inputs they need to thrive in world markets.

Ruthlessly repressive governments in North Korea, Burma, and Turkmenistan deprive their people of fundamental rights and dignity.

The whole saga was furiously dismissed as a racist plot to deprive the country of its well-earned gold.

Restrictions on price advertising can be illegal if they deprive consumers of important information.

However, the conditional fee arrangements, by removing such cases, will deprive SLAS of a ready source of income.

Nobody has the right to deprive us Cubans on the island of what they enjoy quite naturally abroad.

Cazaril must figure out a way to end the curse and still deprive dy Jironal of his ambitions.

I would rather die than have anyone deprive me of this boast.

His leaving will also deprive the Kremlin of an important voice in favor of broader reforms to improve the country's investment climate.

It strictly forbids the police to unlawfully deprive citizens of or curtail their freedom of person .

lacking or deprive of the sense of hearing wholly or in part.

The loss or destruction of a memorandum does not deprive it of effect under the Statute.

the last line is ethellocs, do not deprive of other's love.

In regulating industry, the government has contracted to make it prosper; otherwise it is absurd to deprive industry of its liberty.

Deprive e. G. He was deprived of his rights as a citizen.

Creativity and subjectivity stems from freedom and adults should not use the excuse of love to deprive children from it.

Deprive sb. Of sth. . Deprive me of my civil rights.

It is mightily convenient, if you deprive your citizens of political liberties, to portray these as a bourgeois luxury.

We repudiate the artificial unity that does nothing more than deprive persons of individual responsibility.

Circumstances undoubtedly deprive many potential managers of opportunity; few may succeed to top position.

Before stopping, it says, it wants to deprive Hizbullah of its power to strike Israel in future.

By stealing, you deprive others' of the moral recognition that they deserve by their property.

Never deprive anyone of hope, it could be the only thing a person owns.

Do not deprive yourself of the love you need.

Continuous fear will deprive you of your effectiveness.

In the wake of the Fourteenth Amendment, the states could not, among other things, deprive people of the equal protection of the laws.

We have not become magnets for big box stores that deprive small businesses of the human marketing air they need to prosper.

China's actions unfairly deprive US credit and debit card companies of access to a huge market.

that she could not deprive herself of normal food any longer.

The most precious thing in the world is life. None of us, no matter who we are, has the right to deprive the life of others.

My love, please, do not deprive my final pride of myself.

When you deprive Chlamy of nitrogen, it bloats up with triacylglycerides (TAGs) until it looks like a fat-guy cartoon.

How did we get so terribly rushed in a world saturated with work and responsibility, yet somehow deprive of joy and delight?

To deprive of a benefit or a part of one's wages, especially as a punishment.

You need not deprive yourself of your comfort foods but this should be done only on the designated cheat days.

deprive the public of the advantages which flow from free competition.

By bottling up their emotions, men deprive themselves of a healthy outlet for their negative feelings.

He insisted on a series of curbs and limitations on a putative Palestinian state that would deprive it of sovereignty.

I wasn't jealous - I'd never want to deprive anyone of their sleep - but I was definitely envious. How on earth did he do it?

Don't try and deprive me of the pleasure of giving you a treat!

Such contracts deprive insurers of the opportunity to recalibrate risks.

Rural self-governance will not deprive local government of its administration, but, it will facilitate the development of local government.

The death penalty is capital punishment that deprive the criminal's life, is severe method of the ruling class.

But if you really love some special food, from a hot fudge sundae to Grandma's country fried chicken, don't deprive yourself.

Do not deprive Thy worthless child of bliss!

This could lead to more homogenized rating opinions and, ultimately, deprive investors of valuable, differentiated opinions on credit risk.

no one can deprive our right to sing and enjoy happiness.

This would also deprive job opportunities for local domestic helpers who may readily take up part-time domestic work.

This segregation was alleged to deprive the plaintiffs of the equal protection of the laws under the Fourteenth Amendment.

To deprive him of sleep, the guards at the underground prison at Hoeryong city near the Chinese border used "pigeon torture" .

Never deprive someone of hope; it might be all they have.

They disdained the Lao communists, whom they feared would deprive them of their traditional way of life and farming.

Ms Merkel's other proposal to deprive deficit countries of their voting rights is even less realistic.

ban: To deprive (a person suspected of illegal activity) of the right of free movement and association with others.

That, in turn, could deprive the economy of much-needed investments and job-creating initiatives.

To deprive of capability or effectiveness, especially to impair the physical abilities of.

The spread of television have considerably deprive us of our time for reading.

It is impossible that you grant Group A freedom of speech, yet you deprive Group B of freedom of speech.

The wealthier nations deprive their poorer neighbors of their most able citizens.

I will not let anyone deprive me of having this. I will not share it with any others.

The tip in context; you shouldn't deprive yourself of the benefits of seeing someone else at the appropriate time.

Meshaal says Israeli actions will deprive Israel of getting Shalit back home, something he says Israel has been counting on.

It provides that no state may "deprive any person of life, liberty or property, without due process of law . . . "

India fears that China's dam-building projects may deprive it of its water.

Stavrakas says "downloading a song, book or a movie does not deprive anyone else, including their 'rightful owners', of them. "

Plus, you deprive yourself of potential search engine lift by hosting your site with subdomains.

You can deprive them of many things, but you can never rob them of their spirit.

however, it is not uncommon for people to deprive their bodies of something equally important: alignment with Source Energy.

Being single can deprive you of your ability to enjoy life.

We show that a firm with the advantage in the ability of negotiation can deprive others of the cooperation income by cooperation fee.

however , various obstacles deprive the elderly of their access to the programme , such as the lack of mobility and companionship.

You steal others' property, in doing so, you deprive others' of their economic benefits to their property.

Nobody entitle to deprive of other's right to survival.

They wanted to deprive us of the unity that defines us as a people.

We do this because we usually deprive our bodies of adequate calories the first half of the day.

If you have two brothers put into a cage and deprive them of basic essential needs for life, they will fight.

It is betraying the public's will to deprive animals of their lives casually and brutally.

If we deprive our children of the right to fail we deprive them of their knowledge of the world as it is.

On the other hand, if we were all highly austere, we would simultaneously deprive ourselves of many valuable life experiences.

You will only deprive yourself of many hours of delicious frustration.

EVEN if we could make it impossible for people to commit crimes, should we? Or would doing so improperly deprive people of their freedom?

'Cheers, dear, ' he wasted no time to hoist the goblet expecting to deprive her of the initiative.

Overwork, fun, and other trifles make us impossible to stop and deprive us from the limited sleeping time.

I don't think it advisable that parents should deprive children of their freedom to spend their spare time as their wish.

In addition, one can never say banning smoking is meant to deprive the freedom of those who have the habit of smoking.

You can't deprive her of her rights.

With enough merchants you can wage economic warfare to really deprive your enemies.

Don't deprive her of her rights!

Why should you deprive yourself of such simple pleasures?

The basic rights of man was given by God, no one can deprive as on one would give up his own right easily.

To deprive of composure or emotional stability ; unnerve .

Undoubtedly, ringers are extremely harmful to our society in that deprive the examination of its most important feature -- fairness.

Not only she disturbed my happy of watching film, but also deprive my interesting of searching the film's content by his "speak aside" .

Capitalists do not care whom they deprive of enjoy- mentprovided thatthey can gain fromit.

Death penalty is the most severe penalty to deprive the criminals of their lives.

Deprive him of his sleep always!

And believe me, I didn't deprive myself from any of the holiday goodies.

I see a light in the kitchen. Let us not deprive Molly any longer of the chance to deplore how thin you are.

So the plan would deprive many and probably most seniors of adequate health care.

Many more must deprive themselves of essentials to keep their homes in repair .

which would deprive millions of waterbirds of their home.

These verbs mean to deprive a person of courage or the power to act as a result of fear or anxiety.

deprive people of deep and comprehensive thinking.

They are usually regarded as spiritual victims of fast-paced jobs which deprive them of learning time.

deprive someone of benefits, as a penalty.

I'd hate to deprive you of this. Salvation lies within.

Discrimination and unequal access to social services deprive families of the opportunity to plan a better future for their children.

To deprive of energy or vigor; fatigue or exhaust.

Over-drained brains are regarded as smart victims of fast-paced jobs which deprive them of learning time.

In 1530 it meant to paralyze, deaden, stupefy, to stun or deprive of sensation, as by a blow.

To spend your precious time in nothing means to deprive yourself the opportunity to extract from life the most valuable.

To deprive of fortitude, strength, or firmness of purpose.

If we don't, we deprive others of the knowledge of our love and ourselves of the joy that comes from expressing it.

I believe you, until now I such trust, why can Lian Zhei a trust also have to deprive.

Never deprive anyone of hope. It may be all they have.

The current system wishes to mould all youth into servingdrones and deprive all of skills and higher intelligence.

Remember, don't deprive yourself of the foods you love.

Sometimes, it even would deprive us of personal contacts.

This law will deprive us of our most basic rights.

If you deprive them of education, the nation cannot progress.

To deprive of virility or spirit ; emasculate .

deprive of freedom; take into confinement.

Many parents are debating whether they should deprive their kids of the summer camp experience because of the new flu.

To deprive another person of their property.

We should not deprive others of their blessings simply because we cannot enjoy them ourselves.

But I'd hate to deprive the nation of China.

And what if we discover that having experimented, we rather like it - in fact it is something that we could not deprive ourselves of again?

Too lot leaves round a apatment deprive it of light or waterdrop.

If we take Waterloo from Wellington and Blucher, do we thereby deprive England and Germany of anything?

Sleep! Deprive your brain of sleep long enough and you'll simply go crazy.

Democrats are hoping to pick up enough Senate seats so they can deprive the Republican minority of their ability to block legislation.

Great amount of work deprive these people of time to enjoy the meal together with family members.

Don't deprive other bidders of winning this auction.

If we deprive ourselves of the one, we relegate the other to indecisiveness and irrelevance.

We will deprive you of your membership.

To deprive of strength or ability; disable.

When we trade so much time and energy to get money, we deprive our inner self from the food of happiness.

And why should I deprive other men of chance at freedom.

A flow that is too slow may deprive the patient of the needed fluid, electrolytes , or medication.

have a weakness for strokes, which kill 160, 000 of us each year and deprive thousands of speech and mobility.

To deprive of perception or insight.

To deprive of shelter or protection.

To deprive of strength or vigor; weaken.

The trees deprive the house of light.

Our children also depend on Earth's natural resources and we should not deprive them of such necessities.

I'd hate to deprive you of this.

The trees outside the windows deprive the house of light.

Among them how to improve Internet access speed is a long-troubled people that doesn't deprive from a reasonable solution.

We should not deprive so many of those who are graduating from high school this summer from fulfilling their potential.

Don't deprive yourself from sex that you have on Christmas!

To deprive of freedom or liberty.

If you deprive a plant of sunlight, it will die.

He had sought to deprive us of dime.

They lower the standards of teaching, for they deprive the teacher of all freedoms.

We must in addition deprive each other of the pleasure that each heart is able at times to afford itself.

They lower the standards of teaching, for they deprive the teacher of all freedom.

At the same time, there are so many hard workers who work late hours and deprive themselves of sleep just to make an extra few dollars.

For example, the brain cannot deprive or change the living state of the liver, and cannot instruct the liver what to do.

You can deprive you of a lot stuff, but you can not happen ago rob you of theirs spirit.

Why do you deprive Germany of your life?

Joe doesn't deprive himself of food.

To deprive(a corporation, for example)of a privilege or franchise.

It is not nauseating! In fact we should see another kind of eyes. How about homosexuality? We can't deprive the right that others love!

It can easily destroy a person's intellect, you can easily deprive a person's rights.

Consequently, we overmanage our children's lives and deprive them of opportunities to learn and gain wisdom from their mistakes.

Too many trees round a house deprive it of light and air.

And it can also harm the legal right of purchasers and deprive their freedom of choice.

Too many trees round a house deprive it of light.