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deprival
时间: 2024-01-05 21:55:09
英 [dɪ'praɪvəl]
美 [dɪ'praɪvəl]

n. 剥夺

双语例句
  • Our mankind have what right the deprival animal existence and the right of the freedom?

    我们人类有什么权利剥夺动物生存和自由的权利?

  • Regardless whether they do it voluntarily or passively, it is a deprival of their innocence and childhood.

    不论她们是自愿还是被迫,这都剥夺了她们的天真烂漫。

  • Moreover, all interest groups are equal and their behavior is conditioned by competition. Deprival and discrimination only happen in autarchical countries.

    而且,各利益集团具有平等的机会,形成相互制约的均势。

  • In conclusion, because arrestment involves in the deprival of freedom that is given by constitution, it has become one of the standards of measuring a country's legalize.

    总之,由于逮捕涉及到对犯罪嫌疑人、被告人所享有的宪法赋予的人身自由权利的剥夺,故而其制度的完善与否已经成为一国法制化的衡量标准之一。

  • Recently, Nanjing Intermediate People's Court sentence Zhou death and deprival of political right for life by the crimes of misappropriation of public funds and bribery.

    近日,南京市中级人民法院一审认定姜人杰犯挪用公款罪、受贿罪,判处其死刑、剥夺政治权利终身。

  • Penalize by taking bribe sin the accused, Liu Xiao Lan, temporary imprisonment decade, deprival of political right annum, and inflict confiscation of property.

    以受贿罪判处被告人刘小兰有期徒刑十年,剥夺政治权利一年,并处没收财产。

  • These suggestions are believed to be recommendable to legislative body and are expected by the author to be of great significance for governance practices of deprival-risky companies.

    如果得到立法机关的采纳,相信对剥夺型公司治理的实践具有深远意义。

  • The ruling group can practice deprival and discrimination policies for the following reasons:(1) It has absolute advantage in violence;

    统治集团能实行歧视和剥夺政策,或者是因为它拥有绝对暴力优势;

  • Approve accession, deprival and termination of membership, and make decisions on admission of Observers and Associate Members;

    批准加入、取消和终止成员资格,决定吸收观察员和准成员;

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