That you shall not be deprived of hope!

That you shaII not be deprived of hope!

Last summer, in response to the UN decision, 78 Nobellaureates signed a petition discouraging the adoption of aninternational ban on human cloning, because “it would condemnhundreds of millions of individuals afflicted by debilitatingdiseases to a life deprived of hope.”

These groups cannot be allowed to deprive Iraqis of their hopes for the future.

I'm not going to deprive Hope of Thanksgiving the way you deprived me.

Croatia is saddened by the fact that, in the twenty-first century, there are still around 72 million children who are not enrolled in primary school and are therefore destined to grow up without the basic right to education and deprived of hope for a better future.

These violations must be punished just as violations of the rights of civilian populations are punished, since such attacks deprive civilians of their last hope for support.

Maybe me spending most of Christmas Eve passed out in a bar deprived Hope of seeing that Jimmy Stewart movie everyone loves for another year, but at least I could teach Hope the lesson I learned:

Perhaps as ominous as terrorism itself is the fact that in some countries, the monstrous acts of violence that have taken place have been met with some sympathy on the part of those who are destitute, deprived of any hope, and who, driven to the margins of social life, have become frustrated and desperate.

To resolve such problems should be an urgent priority for the international community. Taking good care of refugees was not enough to make life bearable for people deprived of property, employment and hope, whose children were suffering the traumatic experience of growing up without an identity.