Sentence examples for benefit the disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Gove's claim that abolishing modules and "internal assessment" in favour of "linear assessment" would benefit the disadvantaged was brusquely demolished by the select committee.

Some are as eager as their rivals to benefit the disadvantaged, but have a different view of what this will entail.

5 While Cutler and Katz (1991) argue that the expansion in the mid-late 80s did not benefit the disadvantaged, Hines et al. (2001) view the 1980s as an exception and conclude that the benefits from strong economic growth for the disadvantaged are at least as great as they are for the more advantaged, using data spanning from the 1970s to the 2000s.

This plan was criticized by Democrats for disproportionately cutting programs which benefit the disadvantaged and stifling innovation, while not cutting defense spending further and containing deep tax cuts.

In 1987, Sagan won a Jefferson Award for Public Service in the category of "Greatest Public Service Benefiting the Disadvantaged".

In 2010, the foundation gave to several groups benefiting the disadvantaged, but also made contributions to politically oriented efforts and to organizations supported by the Romneys, as Mother Jones has reported.

"We want to make sure everyone in Scarborough and the surrounding area can achieve their full potential". Ms Green said the funding could transform "hundreds" of lives and would particularly benefit the most disadvantaged.

These middle men and women serve as the blackface of capitalist interests and the black race arbiters of resource redistribution downward to benefit the "truly disadvantaged". For instance the reform initiative of school "choice," with their competition-based marketing of selective enrollment and small class size to student-clients, has principally brought better education to the central city.

Overwhelmingly, the GI Bill or Pell Grants designed to benefit the economically disadvantaged.

Promote gender equitable access to available educational resources and block grants/assistance, to benefit the hitherto disadvantaged girls, women and OVC in and out of the formal school system.

Parliamentarians also called on the newly elected European Commission to adopt an ambitious and comprehensive Child Rights Strategy and to use available instruments and monitoring tools to ensure European Union funds benefit the most disadvantaged and vulnerable children.