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She has shown how much she loves him without depriving him of his free spirit and independence.

Mr Fini responded by taking 33 deputies with him to form a new parliamentary group, thus depriving Mr Berlusconi of a majority.

The parents' right to raise their offspring did not go as far as depriving their children of the social experience of school.

And he turfed thousands of Baath Party members out of the bureaucracy, thereby depriving many ministries of their only trained staff.

To be depriving themselves of the advantage of other eyes and other judgments, might be an evil even beyond the loss of present pleasure.

Trying to lose weight and become healthy by depriving the body of food makes no sense.

Depriving the body of food or going to extremes with a few recommended foods goes against our metabolism.

However, Col Gaddafi's death at least has the merit of depriving the remnants of the old regime of a figurehead to rally round.

The fact that computers are depriving people of their imagination and creativity convinced me that they are curses rather than blessings.

Such a disappointment wouldn't be a crushing blow, and I'm depriving myself of the joys of anticipation.

Those in economic crisis should avoid contributing to the relief of the poor if it means depriving their own families.

All were borrowed from Washington museums, though it was stipulated that none of them should be on display to avoid depriving the public.

Slept all day so that I could annoy my captors with sleep depriving, incessant pleas for food at ungodly hours of the night.

That can work initially, but it gets harder as you lose more weight, or if you feel as though you are depriving yourself.

Young master to me even worse, he was motionless on the lettering on me, depriving me black and blue, wound up to now Haiteng it!

The NRA was also adamantly against licensing gun owners, seeing it as the first step toward depriving them of the right to own weapons.

No civilization has any excuse for depriving a man or woman of his or her right to have babies.

Thus, when Chairman Mao died, depriving Chiang Ch'ing of her main source of support, she was left defenseless against her enemies.

By avoiding the topic, you could be depriving him -- and yourself -- of the opportunity to share this final life transition.

That would be a terrible outcome: by depriving Europe's economy of credit, it would worsen the downturn.

Some regard it as "slavish" , depriving children of their individuality and independent thinking and therefore should not be advocated.

As the vessel narrows, the disk material obstructs it, depriving a certain segment of the spinal cord of its blood supply.

This was not just depriving you of your traditional role but handing it to someone else.

The police made him tell the truth by depriving him of sleep.

Patients regularly stop breathing during the night when their airways become blocked depriving them of a full night's rest.

as individuals we fervently sue anyone and anything we deem depriving us of that equality and respect.

Heart attacks occur when an artery gets blocked, depriving the heart muscle of oxygen and blood.

She told me I'd be depriving my man of one of the most important moments in his life.

But if that means depriving spectators of their half-finished Pepsi as they enter a stadium, the emotions may not be happy ones.

Little has ever been written on this eminent yogic practice, depriving it of the respect and understanding which it so richly deserves.

The Democratic minority in the Senate, lacking the votes to block the bill, instead fled the state, depriving the chamber of a quorum.

Wanting little isn't about depriving yourself of what's important to you, but eliminating all the clutter that makes its way into our lives.

No one forced them to try to gain trade advantages while depriving their own people of purchasing power by manipulating their currencies.

"There's something in me that says I have to respond to every need and want my children express or, somehow, I'm depriving them, " she says.

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

To make things worse, denying secondary education to the young people equals depriving them of many valuable job skills.

Youth editorialized against depriving poor children of opportunities to be educated.

Any revolt over price hikes could intensify the crisis by depriving institutions of a key income source, say banks.

The attractive body of the building cumulates emotions, portrays the terror of war without depriving us of hope.

Neutralizes up to 90% of keyloggers, depriving them of information about the pressed keys.

In India, moves were taken to lock in pre-IPO investors, hence depriving them of the ability to cash out during the boom listing period.

Cutting off American aid would produce mass starvation without depriving the ruling elite of its luxuries.

ced them to try to gain trade advantages while depriving their own people of purchasing power by manipulating their currencies.

Besides depriving people of potentially useful information, the fear of discrimination can hamper scientific progress.

I have been experiencing a stinging pain, depriving me of my sleep during the past fortnight.

And in a depressed world economy, any country running an artificial trade surplus is depriving other nations of much-needed sales and jobs.

Modern civilization intended to liberate man, but "it has instead resulted in depriving world of soul. "

To make things worse, implementing this policy equals depriving the license of many drivers.

Property punishment, penalty of depriving criminal of property right, is classified fine and confiscates property.

Larceny The unlawful taking and removing of another's personal property with the intent of permanently depriving the owner; theft.

The risk premium on Greek government bonds continues to hover around 3 per cent, depriving Greece of much of the benefit of euro membership.

You're depriving yourself of the joy of sharing in these important occasions, while Jim feels free to experience them.

They starve capital-hungry U. S. firms of investment, while depriving U. S. consumers of access to cheaper sources of pollution-free power.

Second, it shocked western economies, depriving governments of significant tax revenues.

Banks tend to hold bonds to maturity, depriving the market of liquidity or a price-discovery mechanism through secondary trading.

This could improve the quality of the films at the average multiplex by depriving it of studio product.

We are polluting the ocean, too, killing the fish and thereby depriving ourselves of an invaluable food supply.

Because honey is composed of saturated sugars, it sucks up water, depriving bacteria of the liquid they need to survive and multiply.

All taxes including property tax made from depriving citizens of lawful private property rights in compulsory.

Few large cargo ships come here anymore, depriving legitimate government operations of much-needed port taxes.

The economy has turned out weaker than the president expected, depriving him of hoped-for tax revenue.

And depriving yourself of something does not make more money for someone else to spend.

Overfishing in the Channel Islands region may also be depriving the eagles of fish they would otherwise target as prey, the study says.

Simply by depriving other candidates of votes in the first contest, she could play a decisive role in culling the field.

Depriving him of the breast, could lead to serious problems in his personality development.

Quite naturally, these managers are averse to depriving themselves of able subordinates.

What can have very damaging consequences is depriving birds of light.

depriving of his political rights.

Africa starts its Cup of Nations soccer tournament, depriving European teams of many of their best players.

During the noon meal, her parents and her grandmother, they took their food to me. I was too embarrassed to depriving them.

In other words, just the thought of someone, anyone, depriving himself eventually makes greedy beasts of all of us.

It has been criticised for depriving an estimated 153m migrant workers of basic rights and fuelling social discord.

Once the animals die, the rocky structures erode, depriving fish of vital spawning and feeding grounds.

The issue here is illegally depriving these people of the right to vote.

Of course, that means you'd be depriving yourself of a lot of pleasurable eating.

Depriving Mr Mugabe's cronies of trips to a decent country that works could have a salutary effect.

But short sellers perform a valuable social function by depriving poorly managed companies of resources they will waste.

What power or warrant have the courts to add to the respondent's penalties by depriving him of property?

If that is right, then they would be depriving some of the world's poorest people of desperately needed wealth.

The death penalty is the legal system of depriving the basic human rights-the personal right, the right of life.

Still others worry the programs are depriving kids of experiential learning.

Dr Bell conducted a series of experiments, such as depriving infants of food for a time before returning them to their carers.

That reversal could then pull down real economic growth in India by depriving the country of capital.

changed into new tools of depriving poor farmers by persons who were rich or had authority.

The big problem with these Eating Manifestos are that they are terribly depriving.

I'd say whenever you are going after something that belongs to you, anyone who is depriving you of the right to have it is criminal.

depriving inhabitants of drinking water.

Your son is depriving a village somewhere of an idiot.

The government worries that any attack on bankers' pay could drive financiers offshore, depriving the exchequer of much revenue.

Having a baby is a stressful, sleep-depriving experience.

In this, he has gone even to the extent of depriving others of bare necessities of life.

Yes, they are depriving students of all sorts of important extra-curricular activities.

They also are very self-focused, making them less attractive to others and depriving them of opportunities to learn the skills of love.

Drink lots of water. Water is the best solution on reducing stress and depriving sleep.

Schools will run out of food by May 1, depriving about 450, 000 children of meals, the WFP estimates.

Am I, in fact, depriving my child of an online history that may well be the norm in the future?

They know who is sending men to the enemy and who is depriving Republican Spain of arms.

There is also a moral argument, of course, against depriving property-owners of their rights, no matter how seldom they make use of them.

So the company exposes both genetically modified and unmodified plants to extreme conditions, depriving them of water or light, for example.

Algeria's civil war in the 1990s remains a horrible warning against depriving Islamists of power they have rightfully won.

Depriving ourselves of current pleasure is nigh impossible if we're not driven by a sense that the future will be more fulfilling, says Ms.

Little is more depriving than a tormented mind.

I wasn't doing him any favors by depriving him of billable hours.

In our country , arrests are no less than short-time-liberty-depriving punishment in terms of time limit or strickness.

Depriving the parties of their litigation rights prescribed by law or restricting, such rights, which may hamper impartiality of a trial;

On Execution Of The Combination Of Several Set Terms Of Imprisonment, Detention With Depriving Of Political Rights Attached

or is sentenced to depriving of political rights due to offence and has completed a term of imprisonment for less than 5 years;

Legal Consideration on the University and College's Behavior of Depriving the Student

Discussion on the Rationality of Depriving of Right of Honor as Qualification Penalty

On Uncertainty of Depriving Criminals of Their Political Rights

Research on the Approach to Depriving Social Functions from Enterprises

Effects of L-valine depriving on the growth of gastric cancer in rats and rats immune condition

Effect of depriving paradoxical sleep on spatial reference memory in rats

For depriving us, in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury: