Sentence examples for counter disadvantage from inspiring English sources

A 2012 systematic literature review [ 45] of gender in health pre-service education and general tertiary systems in several countries identified 51 interventions to counter disadvantage stemming from pregnancy and family responsibilities and sexual harassment, as well as interventions promoting gender equality generally.

→ Effective in increasing long-run employability and earnings through skill upgrading In recessions to counter disadvantages of work sharing schemes, to strengthen LM attachment, and upgrade skills.

Formulating effective policies to counter the disadvantage associated with Family Background and Gender will depend on understanding a complex set of dynamics that differ markedly among countries and even regions within countries.

If everyone takes up this challenge within their local organisation or their wider community, we can begin to counter the disadvantages that women and schoolgirls can find themselves facing on a daily basis.

To counter their disadvantages, the French Navy operated several well-armed frigates from their Channel and Atlantic ports to intercept and disrupt the movement of British trade.

At present, the availability and price of miniaturized coincidence counters represent disadvantages compared to beta microprobes.

The marker pipeline also offers a starting point for fine scale mapping of the fitness modifier locus (M), which is believed to counter the fitness disadvantage of the diazinon-resistant flies in the absence of insecticide [ 59- 61].

They countered their numerical disadvantage by condensing space with constant effort and endeavour and, amazingly, put QPR on the back foot.

In particular, surveillance systems could then assess the impact of policies designed to counter the impact of disadvantage.

But her limited coffers she raised $980,000 compared with more than $7 million by her opponent put her at a distinct disadvantage in countering claims that she favored strict gun control laws and that her views on the economy made her a communist.

The German commanders had been forced to commit their armoured reserves piecemeal to meet threats as they developed, counter-attacking at a disadvantage.