As Angela McNab highlighted, mental health services continue to suffer institutional disadvantage when compared to physical health.
The Kurds face an institutional disadvantage at the U.N., where, unlike the Palestinians, they have not even been granted official observer status.
Currently, the judges on the panel rely entirely on the NSA to explain how the agency's complex technological systems work, an institutional disadvantage that judges have highlighted in secret rulings bemoaning "systemic" misrepresentations by the powerful surveillance agency.
First, age restrictions under the current primary education system cause institutional enrollment disadvantages that in turn lead to insufficient energy in the July-August group and ultimately an adaptation crisis.
This micropolicy brings inequality in access to developmental opportunities and education resources, causing adaptation-induced disadvantages, institutional neglect, and institutional elimination at entrance exams.
But so do the "structural, institutional, and symbolic disadvantages" that greet black students at the schoolhouse door.
These barriers are impediments which put renewable energy at a marketing, institutional, or policy disadvantage relative to other forms of energy.
The social reality of institutional sexism and structural disadvantage is demeaning to women.
Mr. Coffee said small investors are probably at a disadvantage to large institutional investors in this environment.
"Emphasis on translation and the best 'new' idea, not reproducibility" Grant evaluation processes disadvantage young researchers: Institutional leanings in funding agencies were perceived as resulting in funds that are highly centralized; with large grants being awarded to large, well-established labs.
