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They deprive me, Antonin Artaud, of something.
That's correct, principally they deprive the brain of oxygen.
They deprive themselves an essential part of life.
Natural laws not only set free from responsibility- they deprive of freedom.
They deprive the people of their right to development.
Then they said Iran could not have a steel factory, and they deprived Iran of a steel factory.
They deprived us from the joy of fasting, worship and visiting relatives.
Frequently, people are capable of recognizing a special feature in a most ordinary object, but they deprive themselves of these possibilities.
What was more, they deprived the accused persons of the guarantees set out in article 20, paragraph 3, and article 89, paragraph 2, of the Statute.
It hurts not only us, the French people, but also(and probably more) the Armenians,because it means they deprive themselves from additional opportunities to open to the world.
They deprive women of the energy for sex, forcing them to have more rest and sleep instead of enjoying more time with their partners.
To achieve this goal, they destroy the local culture as they deprive the local people of their intellectual and moral sources of resistance.
We are sure that you appreciate the gravity of the facts we have placed before you,their impact on the health of Iraqi citizens and the extent to which they deprive Iraqis of their natural rights.
In some cases, such reservations can certainly not be regarded as permissible, in that they deprive the treaty of its object and purpose, so that they cannot be considered"established reservations.
It gives the impression that those Governments are practising shameful double standards: while talking extensively about human rights,justice and democracy, they deprive other States of those very rights.
New laws shall be applied to earlier acts only when they deprive persons of mere anticipated rights or of powers which were proper to them but which they had not exercised.
Analysing the catastrophe of Fukushima,he observed that the institutions which represent a people can be illegitimate when they deprive future generations of their fundamental rights.
They deprived the Syrian people of heating fuel and farmers of heating fuel for winter farms, thereby depleting food stocks at the disposal of the Syrian population and pushing up food prices.
By giving governments control over a major share of the financial assets in a country, they deprive the private sector of access to these funds and thereby inhibit growth.
This sin is twofold because not only do they deprive themselves of the way to salvation, but their child as well they leave defenceless in the face of temptations, which could be negatively reflected in the child's future life and even in the life eternal.
In addition, the closures imposed by Israel had retarded the development of Palestinian children because they deprived the families of the income needed to care for the children, who often had to seek work.
Such bonds were problematic because they deprived Governments of certain debt management tools, particularly in times of distress, and also gave creditors a false sense of security; they were not easy to enforce, yet created the expectation that there was a reliable source of repayment.
When such merit tests condition the delivery of legal aid,they should not be so restrictive that they deprive individuals of their right to legal assistance, even if the case is weak.
In some cases,such reservations can certainly not be regarded as permissible, in that they deprive the treaty of its object and purpose, so that they no longer have the status of"established reservations.
Following Syria's ratification of the Convention,the League included as part of its plan of action for 2003 work on removal of the reservations to the Convention on the ground that they deprive it of its substance and fundamental objectives.
Article 345 of the Criminal Procedure Code stipulates that violations are"substantial" if they deprive or limit the rights of the parties to a case, or prevented the court in another way fully to consider the case.
As health, water, sanitation and electricity; to consider that trade liberalization andprivatisation of such essential services are among the main obstacles to development, as they deprive the state of precious financial resources and destroy local production;
The following are also directly related to the right to freedom of movement(regrettably, inasmuch as they deprive populations of that right): forcible exile, mass expulsion and deportation, population transfer, forcible population exchange, unlawful forcible evacuation, eviction and forcible relocation,"ethnic cleansing" and other forms of forcible displacement of populations within a country or across borders./ See, in particular, Sub-Commission resolution 1996/9.
That is precisely why we remain concerned about the collateral catches anddiscards in commercial fisheries, as they deprive our people of the critical resources that they depend upon for their subsistence living and that are of cultural importance.