Language barriers can compromise opportunities for Spanish-speaking patients in the U.S. to benefit from healthcare services afforded to English-speaking patients.
"Just like a lot of places in this country, people haven't really understood the ongoing legacy of Jim Crow or how it compromised the opportunities of African-Americans to grasp political, social or economic opportunities," said Stevenson, director of Equal Justice Initiative of Alabama, a private, nonprofit legal organization that assists the state's poor, incarcerated and condemned.
These factors might also have compromised providers' opportunity to seek and obtain clarification when faced with practical challenges in the course of implementing the treatment guidelines.
"They create inequity, and they compromise the opportunity for a genuine sense of community".
People are compromised, and their employment opportunities or social opportunities... It's obvious if you think about it.
The sausage factory of European law-making will become more inspissated than ever, further compromised by the extraordinary opportunities it gives for lobbyists to insert themselves into the sausage-making process.
Jana said that hijra often become beggars or sex workers because "most have not studied in school and their opportunities are compromised… the social system is highly skewed.
"But these good things and good opportunities are compromised because we see that we haven't been able to participate in any kind of potentially positive process related to these events yet".
Compliance with HAART can be compromised by adverse effects, opportunity, cost, culture, and ignorance, thus presenting the challenge of emergence of HIV strains resistant to currently available antiretroviral therapy.
At the time she respected these; later, however, she began to feel resentful that her opportunities had been compromised to her parents trendy politics, and determined to educate her own children privately if she possibly could - and has made great sacrifices to do so.
