After all, the burden of proof in such cases should lie on those who wish to be allowed to deprive consumers of reasonable choices.
The message was plain: It is necessary and perhaps noble to deprive a person of what he has earned, but it would be morally monstrous to deprive a person of the unearned.
Finally, although litigating these claims in California rather than New York likely will be more burdensome for TradeComet, which has its principal place of business in New York, there is no suggestion that it would be so difficult as to deprive TradeComet of a fair opportunity to litigate its claims.
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These workers are providing essential public services, and they should not be allowed to deprive the public of those services.
Why on Earth should any company be permitted legally to deprive workers of what they'd earned in order to give a CEO the same amount in benefits?
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If one of the principal, stated rationalizations for this exercise is to expand the pool of personnel for the armed forces, it would be madness in time of war to be pursuing it when, on net, the effect will actually deprive it of far larger numbers of skilled, experienced troops and officers.
The financial regulators in particular, now that Dodd-Frank has given them great power to ration credit and direct it toward the public sector, will be able to deprive the private sector of the fuel it needs to pick up speed and push up interest rates.
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But the ones like California, which have granted same-sex couples the right to enter into civil unions, adopt children, and partake in other actions normally afforded to married opposite-sex couples, should not be able to deprive same-sex couples the full fruits of the institution of marriage.
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The SEC has also failed to realize that its secrecy policies deprive the agency of dialogue with parties who may be capable of supplementing its regulatory efforts.
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Last week's decision by Britain to name them as a terrorist organisation to be banned from running its overseas headquarters in London may deprive the Tigers of an important source of money.
In the decision, the court ruled that the statute could be unconstitutionally vague if it applied to any act that served to deprive somebody of honest services.
But such a scenario would deprive a winner of much of his legitimacy and there may be pressure on the members of the electoral college to switch their vote to the popular winner when they meet in their state capitals in mid-December.
The idea seems to be only fueling shareholder ire as a PIPE would dilute existing stock equity and could deprive investors of a sale premium.
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What could be more obscene than enrolling 6 million exterminated Jews in a battle to deprive one honest upstanding legitimate popular Dutch MP of the freedom to oppose the spread of an ideology that blatantly plans the extermination of the remaining Jewish population of the world?
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How can the due process clause he cited--"nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law"--be used to create a new "right" out of whole cloth?
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