Примеры использования Were deprived на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Well, you were deprived.
They were deprived of the majority of management positions.
In short, as if we were deprived of light.
The Jews were deprived of retirement benefits and other pensions;
In the majority of them live people who were deprived of capacity.
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Those people were deprived of their ideas and achievements.
The author considers that she and her children were deprived of a normal life.
Kosovo Serbs were deprived of all their basic rights.
They were deprived of all awards of the Goodwill Games and World Cup 2001.
Shelter the child, whose parents were deprived from parental rights;
The migrants were deprived of the freedom of movement and forced into a slave labour.
During 2007, 2824 children were deprived of parental care.
They were deprived of the constitutionally guaranteed right to be elected into public offices," he recalled.
As a result, 1846 children were deprived of parental care in 2007.
Women were deprived of access to, ownership and use of land, and left without the means to create stable and sustainable livelihoods.
Now, all these persons and their families were deprived of the opportunity to work.
In 1796 the Este were deprived of their possessions by Napoleon Bonaparte's invasion.
This meant that other political sectors were deprived of any share in power.
In Libya, Jews were deprived of citizenship, and in Iraq, their property was seized.
Most of the inhabitants were enslaved, the others were deprived of their possessions and expelled.
Collective farms were deprived of the residue of economic independence and delivered in a complete dependence from the district authorities.
During the year 2003, 6,340 persons were deprived of freedom or detained of these.
In 2007, 4,760 parents were deprived of parental rights by the courts, compared to 4,344 in 2006.
After last year's events, we were deprived of a part of our historical foundations.
But the peasants were deprived of common stocks that traditionally made a living.
Nearly all the Pictorialist photographers were deprived of the right to practise their profession.
After 1917, Semitic studies were deprived of the single organizing centre as the Faculty of Oriental Languages was broken up in 1919.
Assistance from developed countries was of no use if developing countries were deprived of market access on beneficial terms and liberalization took place on a selective basis.
With the exception of those who were deprived of the right to vote by the judgment of the court and mentally deranged persons, there is no limitation in the election.