Sentence examples for considered disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
Within this, both countries are trying to improve access for students considered disadvantaged.
Under federal law, the corporations are considered "disadvantaged," meaning they receive preference in contracting.
"American college campuses have changed and demographics once considered disadvantaged are no longer held back by racial, homophobic or sexist bias.
The application form contained a question asking if the student wished to be considered disadvantaged, and, if so, these candidates were screened by a special committee, on which more than half the members were from minority groups.
Gephardt also would increase, from $9.3 billion to $10.3 billion, the federal funding of small-business loans going to start-up companies, giving a priority to small companies considered disadvantaged and seeking working capital so they could meet the requirements for federal contracts.
Local authorities have already identified public high-schools that they agree serve low-income neighbourhoods that are considered disadvantaged areas.
We also emphasize the importance of family-oriented policies, especially when considering disadvantaged groups, such as single mothers, who face very difficult challenges in keeping up with this extreme intensity in certain parenting approaches.
We also emphasize the importance of family-oriented policies, especially when considering disadvantaged groups, such as single mothers, who face very difficult challenges in keeping up with this extreme intensity in certain parenting approaches.
At Cora Kelly, 78percentt of students are considered economically disadvantaged, state data show.
More than 62percentt of Alexandria students are considered economically disadvantaged and 40percentt are English learners, according to Virginia Department of Education data.
About three-quarters of its students are considered economically disadvantaged, meaning they receive Medicaid, food stamp or welfare benefits, are homeless or migrant students or are in foster care, according to the school's 2015 state report card.
