Sentence examples for deprived contexts from inspiring English sources
The policy implications are important for enhancing school readiness among children in socioeconomically deprived contexts.
Questions remain regarding replicability of CCTs in more deprived contexts, as their success depends on functional, effective health systems that can both provide quality services and reliably handle financial transfers to clients.
Otherwise deprived of context, the islands stand as spectres; poised – like Wilkes Land – somewhere between the actual and the visionary.
By building a parallel with the therapeutic intervention offered to severe personality disorders, we speculate on how the community, by modifying its communication's style and actively intervene in deprived socio-economic contexts, could inspire more confidence, trust and sense of belonging in its marginalized members.
Even by McCarthy's standards, the horrors here — an infant "headless and gutted and blackening on the spit" — are extreme, and, deprived of historical context, his brutality can seem willful.
Focusing on physical activity by increasing walking may hold promise as health promotion in this deprived South Asian community context.
This trial investigated the effectiveness of an existing parenting programme offered on a universal basis in deprived areas in the context of an open access early years programme offering a wide range of support for parenting.
They claim that if the state may protect the unborn by depriving pregnant women of their rights in the abortion context, consistency requires that pregnant women be deprived of their rights in all contexts, including birth and pregnancy loss.
Key interviews were analyzed within the socio-political, cultural and family contexts of a deprived urban area.
Ms. Sifton faults Mr. Shapiro's approach as computer-driven and deprived of historical and theological context.
The study context – a socioeconomically deprived area with a somewhat rigid welfare benefits system, and an intervention provided by an external agency – may have made successful implementation of the IPS model more challenging.
