Deprivations in a sentence

Ultimately,May shows how such deprivations have lasting, generational consequences, illuminating inequities that persist to this day.

Venezuelans people are fleeing from hunger and severe deprivations of basic needs, many of whom are from Guyanese parentage.

And it promised that all persons would be protected against deprivations of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

Public transport should lift its ambitions, accessibility and scope for individuals experiencing transport disadvantage, including people with disability and anyone experiencing material deprivations and hardships.

In what can be seen as a cruel form of political irony, the poor, homeless, the incarcerated and unemployed are now viewed as a general threat to society — as possible carriers of the virus — making their status and deprivations more visible.

The lands of famine are our congested cities and remote suburbs, teeming with unemployed youth warring tribes, and impoverished senior citizens, who have been deemed responsible for their own deprivations.

There are two or three generations extant that have not yet experienced past deprivations from world wars and the scourge of such things as polio.

That decade had been a golden age for white settlers drawn from the deprivations of postwar Britain to the sunlit uplands of a distant colonial outpost.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), quotes the UN official as saying that she called the conference to share her findings on “arbitrary deprivations” in the country.

He stated that PDP’s choice of Ikole to kick-off its campaign was a fatal error and brazen insult on his people who, according to him, have suffered neglect and deprivations in the hand of the party and Governor Ayo Fayose.

Hima hails from a middle class family, but she has never let deprivations dominate her thinking and pulled off this miracle.

The descriptions of concentration camp life rang in my ears when I was incarcerated and experienced, first-hand, the sadistic mistreatment of incarcerated people and the intentional deprivations of prison life.

A number of English settlements were established along the coast of Maine in the 1620s, although the rugged climate, deprivations, and conflict with the local peoples caused many to fail over the years.

Article 104, paragraph 1 of the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany provides that deprivations of liberty may be imposed only on the basis of a specific enabling statute that also must include procedural rules.

El Cid died on June 10, 1099. citation His death was likely a result of the famine and deprivations caused by the siege.

Her visits initially provoked hostility; rubbish was thrown at her and the crowds jeered, citation in part because she wore expensive clothes that served to alienate her from people suffering the deprivations of war.

Nevertheless, his biographer Leigh Montville suggests that many of the off-the-field excesses of Ruth's career were driven by the deprivations of his time at St. Mary's.

The institutional order should be held responsible only for deprivations of human rights that it establishes or authorizes.

There was very little military action, and Orwell was shocked by the lack of munitions, food, and firewood, and other extreme deprivations.