The new law will deprive religious minorities of their right to vote.

Overly close contacts with NATO (let alone membership) would deprive Russia of strategic independence.

For Tocqueville, democracy s systemic effects could lead citizens to deprive themselves of reasoned thought.

'Only one must not shut one's eyes, so as to deprive oneself of light,' Karenin continued.

The journalist could live without breakfast, but he could not deprive his family of three meals a day, he said.

Geert Wilders Freedom Party wants to ban the Koran, halt Muslim immigration, and deprive delinquents with an immigrant background of Dutch citizenship.

To agree to a divorce to give her her freedom would mean, as he looked at it, to deprive himself of the only thing that bound him to life, the children he loved, and to deprive her of the last support on the path of virtue and cast her to perdition.

They will continue to deprive the banking system of its equity capital, with little chance of it being recouped in the near future.

At the diplomatic level, Europeans could threaten to deprive Russia of the prestige it draws from participating in G8 and EU Russia Summits.

In others, monopolies in trade deprive countries of the advantages of international competition, while monopolies in cement significantly raise the price of construction.

Further, an estimated 50 million children in Indonesia do not have birth certificates which deprive them of the right to receive government services.

Levin did not wish to deprive him of the illusion that some where there could be something good without her, therefore he said nothing.

Knowing such a step could forever deprive him of power, Hitler decided to carry out his pact with the Reichswehr to suppress the SA.

Muslim intellectuals are being encouraged to press the religious argument against fundamentalist violence in order to deprive the terrorists of their most fearsome and potent arguments.

On the one hand, it is important to use hard military power to deprive the caliphate of the territory that provides it both sanctuary and legitimacy.

This kind of stifling and intimidation will only deprive Iranians of the cultural and artistic vitality that is rightfully theirs and further alienate the country s youth.

This calls into question the legal basis on which the Lebanese state can deprive an entire town of a basic public service in the digital age.

It is left to be seen, if the Medical Mafia continues to deprive the right of a private medical education in Sri Lanka for our youth.

Rising anti Americanism around the world threatens to deprive the US of the soft or attractive power that it needs to succeed in the struggle against terrorism.

Moreover, huge waves of migrants from developing countries to OECD countries challenge the assimilation capacity of the latter and deprive the former of its educated work force.

Such a discovery could now only deprive her of her accustomed family life, and she let herself be deceived, despising him, and especially herself, for such weakness.

But it will deprive them of the masses of sympathetic Muslims who view the fanatics as the only people seeking to defend Islamic values and oppressed Muslim peoples.

If parents deprive him of some kinds of minerals or amino acids, choosing for him what he will eat, this is simply a violation of the child's rights.

Merkel, together with the European Commission and the European Central Bank, threatened to deprive Greeks of the use of their own currency, the euro, unless their government accepted punitive conditions.

Bad as this would be, it would be preferable to a complete rupture, which would place her in a hopeless and shameful position, and deprive him of all he loved.

The US views Syria mainly through the lens of Iran, seeking to depose Assad in order to deprive Iran s leaders of an important ally in the region, one that borders Israel.

The older generation of Red Guards used weapons and fists to batter and loot, to break the social order, to ruin people s private fortune and even to deprive citizens of their lives.

'It's true I have no time to spare, my work and occupation with the children deprive me of that besides, I am not ashamed to confess that my education was far too insufficient.'

A carrot is more effective than a stick if you wish to lead a mule to water, but a gun may be more useful if your aim is to deprive an opponent of his mule.

A carrot is more effective than a stick if you wish to lead a mule to water, but a gun may be more useful if your aim is to deprive an opponent of his mule.

The mention of Levin seemed to deprive Kitty of the last fragments of self control she jumped up from her chair, threw the buckle on the floor, and rapidly gesticulating with her hands she began

'Oh, we are quite convinced that you can do without sleep and deprive others of theirs,' said Dolly with that scarcely perceptible irony with which she now generally addressed her husband. 'I think it's already time...

In some emerging markets, telecom monopolies are stifling development of the Internet, and hence economic growth. In others, monopolies in trade deprive countries of the advantages of international competition, while monopolies in cement significantly raise the price of construction.

By confirming the Eastern Partnership agreements, the EU s leaders will demonstrate that they are not prepared to acquiesce in a new Yalta style division of the continent that would deprive these countries of their right to choose their own destiny.

Teach them French and deprive them of sincerity,' thought he, not knowing that Dolly had considered the point over and over again and had decided that even to the detriment of their sincerity the children had to be taught French

Moreover, huge waves of migrants from developing countries to OECD countries challenge the assimilation capacity of the latter and deprive the former of its educated work force. In the US and Germany, 13 of the population is foreign born, as are 8 of France inhabitants and 10 of Britain s.

Yet they all derive from a traditional misconception the belief that upholding character, identity or sovereignty is not principally the task of a community or a people but is something left in the control of others that is, left to those who would attempt to deprive us of our identity, or at least to weaken it.