Sentences with phrase «deprived of the ability»

When interim guidelines for appropriate religious behavior in the air force were released last summer, U.S. Representative Joel Hefley (R., Col.) complained that individuals were being deprived of the ability to express their faith.

As a result, she «has been deprived of the ability of administering the affairs that are outside [the home] and that concern the state.»

As we surmised, the Dodgers beat up on pitchers in Keuchel's class by depriving them of their ability to exploit undisciplined hitters» temptation.

«The question of inherent unfairness concerns not simply the structure of the system which may be capable of operating fairly, but whether there are mechanisms in place to accommodate the arguably higher risk of unfair decisions for those with mental health, learning or other difficulties which effectively deprive them of the ability effectively to participate in, at least, some of the decisions,» Lord Justice Leveson said.

In court papers, Donovan says he was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, which deprives him of the ability to eat many foods, including raw vegetables, after drinking water in the village for nearly 25 years.

And just like in economics, it's ordinary people who suffer: taken for granted, and deprived of the ability to make different choices to those imposed upon them.

Female fruit flies deprived of the ability to smell food outlive their peers.

The area around the tumor is a hostile environment that disarms immune cells and deprives them of the ability to kill tumor cells.

Aging deprives us of our ability to produce necessary enzymes.

Bruce Dern is excellent as the venomous father Joe Kennedy, in a wheelchair having suffered a major stroke which deprives him of the ability to speak except to say one word on the phone: «Alibi.»

The apparatus theory proposed by Jean - Louis Baudry and Christian Metz posits that spectators in classical narrative cinema are manipulated by the images and, deprived of the ability to critically contemplate the act of viewing, confuse film illusion and reality.

So the local authority, which was deprived of the ability to plan school places properly as a result of having this school opened without their involvement now has to pick up the pieces and find places for the children.

Nor should schools be deprived of the ability to profit.

If your cat currently spends a lot of time outdoors unsupervised, you may be concerned that it will not react well to being deprived of the ability to come and go freely.

Many feed them inappropriate diets and keep them in squalid enclosures and cages that not only deprive them of the ability to engage in natural behaviors, but fail to confine them safely, leading to escapes.

plays on the sympathies of animal lovers to raise money for campaigns, which if successful would deprive them of their ability to interact with animals.

Without sleep or escape from the bright certainties of daylight, deprived of the ability to dream, we'd soon enter a world of total insanity.

The girl without a door in her mouth appears for the first time when reading a text by Anne Carson in which she talks about the nymph Echo, who was left voiceless, but not because she could no longer make sounds, but because she could only repeat what others have already said, that is, that she was deprived of the ability to make sense.The Girl With No Door On Her Mouth refers to the lack of criteria, the verbal incontinence and the possibility, or the inability, to speak sincerely and meaningfully for others.

[75] Exposing those who are poor such as Mr. Michael to perpetual, unsatisfied, sentencing obligations also deprives them of the ability to repay their debt to society.

Section 2 interviews are typically held with potential witnesses, who are deprived of the ability to refuse to answer a question, on either the basis of avoiding self - incrimination or a duty of confidence to a third party.

If someone is deprived of their ability to look after their home following an accident, which was caused by another, they should be entitled to compensation for that loss.

The judge acknowledged that if the gift was taken in isolation it was substantial, being the only capital asset and had the effect of depriving her of the ability to buy another property of her own.

Theft is the crime of intentionally taking property belonging to another person with the intent to deprive them of the ability to use it.

In a criminal text, «Derecho Penal,» Zaffaroni posits that making animals the subject of regulation, as opposed to having inherent rights of their own, deprives them of the ability to preserve the existence of their species.

Not exact matches

For several days this week, Bitconnect said it had come under a «continuous» cyberattack known as a denial - of - service, depriving customers of their ability to withdraw money.

It is important for the family of a person who must be committed to recognize that mental illness has already deprived their loved one of the ability to make adult judgments.

Unless the divine appear in the form of a colourful thing, and muster ability to compete with other divine images, it deprives its charm.

A great flaw in turning study into play is that it deprives students of the ability to derive the great enjoyment that follows from substantial knowledge of and affinity with one discipline.

To do so would deprive young people of their chance to live and learn according to their aspirations and abilities.

comparing the effects of sleep deprivation with those of alcohol consumption, nearly 75 % of participants fared worse on tasks measuring reaction time, vigilance, and the ability to multitask when they were sleep deprived than when they were nearly legally drunk.

For example, a new toy called the Lulla Doll, a sleep companion doll, has been getting rave reviews from sleep - deprived parents for its seemingly magical ability to help babies get to sleep faster and stay asleep for longer periods of time.

Because I just, again I just really wasn't confident in my own abilities and I really only swaddled them at night time, so only a time a day and so half the time I was half awake because like I said every three hours I was getting up to pump and so it was kind of crazy and I was kind of sleep deprived.

She noted that in adolescents, Anaemia limits development, learning ability, reduces concentration in daily tasks, increases vulnerability to dropping out of school and reduces physical fitness and work productivity generally depriving adolescent girls of the ability to attain their fullest potential.

It's less about society providing for a basic right as much as restricting their ability to deprive someone of their basic rights (freedom / liberty) without meeting certain standards.

Israel's practices in the Jordan Valley are a case in point: settlers monopolise access to water and grow scores of palm trees for dates; and they also farm fish, grow passion fruit, bananas, etc. — on deprived land where locals lack the ability to farm for themselves.

If approved, the change would deprive Cuomo of the ability to make several nominations to the Court of Appeals in coming years to replace judges forced into retirement.

As unlikely as Trump is to follow through on his attention - seeking threats to run, he does have the ability to delay Astorino's challenge merely by hanging around, depriving the more likely Republican candidate of oxygen and free media coverage.

Rats deprived of sleep lose the ability to regulate metabolism — they eat twice the normal amount of food, but still lose weight.

People deprived of language before puberty (due to isolation or abuse, for instance) might later learn a limited supply of words, but they never develop the ability to make meaningful sentences.

Today, for millions of others like my grandfather, my colleagues and I have taken on the unprecedented challenge of this and many other neurological illnesses that deprive people of their abilities to think, remember, control their movements, and even breathe.

It seems depriving the body of sleep, as more than one - third of Americans regularly do, hinders the brain's ability to regulate appetite.

When you're sleep - deprived, your body loses much of this rapid response ability.

Why is it that some foods have the ability to turn us into monsters at the mere thought of being deprived of them?

This deprives the body of the ability to naturally develop life - long immunity in all its multifaceted complexity to normal childhood diseases like measles, mumps and chicken pox.

Feeling deprived often leads to weight gain in the long run and affects your ability to self regulate your intake.Many women with PCOS struggle with binge eating because of food restriction caused by dieting.

Deprive your body of sleep and you'll have lousy fat lossand hinder your body's ability to increase lean muscle tone.

Look for it can show your lack of knowledge about their own values, deprived of a clear sense of self - appraisal, being they are not assured in its abilities and, most importantly, the lack of commitment and the presence of the commandments.

Perhaps, though in my own case I think it's a combination of a game deprived childhood being superseded by the ability as an adult to buy the games I want.

Plaintiffs claimed that this particular diversion of funds deprives school districts, poor urban ones especially, of the ability to provide a «thorough and efficient educational system.»

When the government agencies provide incomplete or misleading data, they deprive taxpayers of the ability to make informed decisions, undermining democracy itself.