Sentence examples for benefit disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

The program will span five years and include programs to benefit disadvantaged women in the United States.

A long-promised moment has arrived: Gov. Jon Corzine has proposed an important change in the way public schools are financed, a change that would benefit disadvantaged children who do not live in the state's 31 designated special-needs districts.

In all of education, there is perhaps no one who better understands how evidence and innovation can transform policy to benefit disadvantaged kids than Jim Shelton.

One of his advisers told Reuters spending on education would be lifted to benefit "disadvantaged regions" and rural development will be prioritized to spread wealth more evenly across the country.

Yves Duteil, internationally renowned singer and composer from France, gave a concert in Conakry on 24 March to benefit disadvantaged children in Guinea.

While such interventions are important, they are unlikely to address underlying circumstances restricting opportunities for health, or to benefit disadvantaged populations.

Reporters recently pounced on news that a black empowerment deal meant to benefit "previously disadvantaged" South Africans under government guidelines was enriching a company led by President Jacob Zuma's 28-year-old son, Duduzane, among others, giving them a lucrative stake in the South African arm of a steel giant, ArcelorMittal.

A month later, on 19 December 2011, she performed at the Pitt Street Mall in Sydney, as part of the Optus Celebrity Carols initiative to raise money for The Smith Family, a charity benefiting disadvantaged children and their families.

"If family care is an option, that's certainly preferable to center-based programs," says Lindsey Burke, the Will Skillman Fellow in Education at The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank in Washington D.C. Burke argues that preschool primarily benefits disadvantaged children.

With the goal of protecting the environment and benefiting disadvantaged youth, David and a team of volunteers will offer hands-on training to their local community in Mpigi, Uganda by building an upcycled materials learning hub.

Advocates like my colleague Vien Truong helped put teeth into that provision by successfully lobbying for followup legislation, SB 535, guaranteeing that 25percentt of Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund moneys go to projects benefiting disadvantaged communities, with a minimum of 10percentt going to projects actually located within those communities.