Примери за използване на To deprive them на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Do I want to deprive them of their day of victory?
They have toppled a regime which was trying to deprive them.
No one wants to deprive them of their inheritance.
My child and wife have everything, I do not want to deprive them of anything.
It seems a shame to deprive them of such a feast as you.
To deprive them of this instinct, we can not, so you have to accept.
Therefore for us at whatever cost to deprive them of their land.
You seek to deprive them of that privilege.
Clearly, it would be a huge injustice to deprive them of that dream.
Better to deprive them of oxygen so they don't have to think at all.
It is essential therefore for us at whatever cost to deprive them of their land.”.
So… what better to deprive them of the only innocence they have left.
To deprive them of the satisfaction, Walpole walked, a broken man, back to his wine and his dogs at Houghton.
When improving the overall system, we should be careful not to deprive them of that opportunity.
I think the least you can do now,- to deprive them of all opportunities to participate in government,”- said the President.
Court took into account the fact that worms are living creatures, andit would be inhumane to deprive them of their livelihood.
How could they allow such things to deprive them of the light of the Sun of divine bounty?
Neither of them could work without free access to the sources, and the new tax threatens to deprive them of this very free access.
The people, therefore, must not allow such utterances to deprive them of the divine bounties, but should rather seek enlightenment from them who are the recognized Expounders thereof, so that the hidden mysteries may be unravelled, and be made manifest unto them. .
Women do not have the right to an abortion, andthere are plans to deprive them of their right to in vitro fertilisation.
The growing influence of the European Court of Justice(ECJ) and the treaties signed under Jacques Delors as president of the European Commission(the Single European Act, 1986, the Maastricht Treaty, 1992) have created a powerful technocracyunaccountable to Europe's citizens, which has the power to deprive them of social benefits.
If the insects still managed to get into the apartment,you immediately need to deprive them of the ability to eat and breed, as well as disinfect the entire room.
Their status provides an opportunity to form a certain attitude towards them and in some cases to deprive them of the available privileges.
Rulers must be careful not to hamper the development of family, social or cultural groups, nor that of intermediate bodies ororganizations, and not to deprive them of opportunities for legitimate and constructive activity; they should willingly seek, rather, to promote the orderly pursuit of such activity.
This is not the way he wished to appear when he came in mildness,because so many men had shown themselves unworthy of his clemency that he wished to deprive them of the good they did not desire.
The great standard bearing fathers did not grant healing, as much as it was possible for them, to their disciples who were subjected by the will or Providence of God to illness,so as not to deprive them of spiritual profit, which would without fail be given, according to the moral tradition of the Church, through the bearing of illness and suffering.
The Infanta's dilemma now sees her struggling between not wanting her children to enter a prison, especially due to the likely media attention, butnot wanting to deprive them of their father or Urdangarín of his kids.
So it wasn't like we isolated them, it's just there were certain priorities andit wasn't that difficult to deprive them for their own good. You know, we did grow up together.
In any case, it should have been clearly stated that there is no intention from fear ofcompetition to allow ordinary criminals to be treated like beasts, and especially that there is no desire to deprive them of their sole means of betterment, productive labor.