The Labour leader will also taunt the prime minister, saying that when Cameron was developing his analysis of "broken Britain" in opposition he acknowledged that deprivation mattered as much as culture in explaining antisocial behaviour.
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I think it's no secret that by far the majority of people who are attending services for treatment and the majority of people who are incarcerated for infringements of the Misuse of Drugs Act invariably reside in areas characterized by deprivation, no matter what index is used".
Children suffer the most severe deprivation in matters of housing and education; in rural areas and in the regions of Kayes, Mopti, Tombouctou and Gao.
Senegalese children suffer the most severe deprivation in matters of housing and education; in rural areas and in families where the head of the household has little or no education.
In Enziteto, the restructuring of deprivation as a matter of individual capacity, the latter being enacted through the equal opportunity system, justified existing practices of urban development based on the ghettoization of the many for the good of the few.
It may remind some readers of the nuanced fiction of Barbara Pym or the nearly forgotten British novelist of manners Elizabeth Taylor — or even, for that matter, Philip Larkin, deprivation's laureate, whose "Old Fools" is given an unexpected setting in the unexpectedly delightful "Curious Earth".
These are quite sizeable lengths of time, so what evidence did you have on the likely impact on claimants that these extended sanction periods would have?" Later on, the conversation would turn to the actual matter of deprivation: what was the pathway between being sanctioned and getting hardship funds?
One problem with considering just one indicator is that some deprivations may be a matter of choice.
In addition, children are affected by non-monetary poverty or deprivations of rights in matter of access to education, health, safe water.
