Sentence examples for becoming excluded from inspiring English sources
Universal credit is just one example of how, as our society becomes increasingly digitalised, those who are not online are at risk of becoming excluded.
Once co-ordinated, these professionals were able to design more effective early and targeted intervention to help prevent households becoming excluded.
New Labour did little better with its social exclusion model, where it took the concept of social justice from France that tried to explain how groups of poorer, working-class people were becoming excluded from society.
Immigration from Wales more or less ceased with World War One, and with no injection of new Welsh-speakers from the old country, and the increasing emphasis by the Argentine Government on assimilation, the Welsh language and its culture went into steep decline in the mid-20th Century - Welsh becoming excluded from public life, and restricted to all intents and purposes to the home and to chapel.
The emergence of adaptable methods, relations and transactions between demand and supply that allows deprived populations to reduce their risk of becoming socially excluded show potential for conceptual and practical development in addressing and analysing transport-related social exclusion.
The barbarisation of the lower ranks was paralleled by a concurrent barbarisation of its command structure, with the Roman senators who had traditionally provided its commanders becoming entirely excluded from the army.
Women who started taking pills but stopped before becoming pregnant were excluded from the analyses owing to insufficient data for estimation of red blood cell folate concentrations at the time of neural tube closure (supplementary figure A).
Women who were pregnant or capable of becoming pregnant were excluded from the study in an abundance of caution, due to the proven transplacental toxicity of DBC in high dose rodent models.
Estonia and Latvia, for example, require descendants of Russians who arrived during the Soviet period to pass a language test before becoming citizens, thus excluding monoglot Russians.
Does becoming a parent exclude me from secretly wishing I could be one of the free-spirited young gals I started DVR-ing to watch during those middle of the night feedings?
You can't champion social justice unless you get that as life shifts online millions of poorer Britons without internet access will struggle to do the most basic things and risk becoming poorer and more excluded than ever.
