These species are long vanished, hunted and habitat-deprived into extinction, along with at least sixteen species of lemur, including one the size of a gorilla.
We used negative binomial regression models (a generalisation of Poisson regression models) to estimate the incidence rate ratios for country (WA vs. England), age, sex (female vs. male), and deprivation quintile (vs. least deprived) taking into account over-dispersion of the data (Table 2).
In 2012 she launched the Mosaic Women Entrepreneurs Network for the Prince's Charities, inspiring a new generation of young women from deprived communities into business.
There are initiatives to turn deprived areas into models of sustainable regeneration, but supervising these demands specific experience in the art of managing urban change - which most agencies do not have.
Such measures include the pupil premium, giving extra money to schools which take pupils from very poor backgrounds, and steps to get more deprived students into universities.
In the past week, we've seen a lot of heart-rending images of the poor and deprived packed into the Astrodome, sitting by the sides of steaming highways, being plucked from rooftops and ferried by flat-bottomed boats.
Writing for HuffPost France, Éric Ouzounian, whose daughter was killed in the recent Paris attacks, blames the French political class for intervening militarily in Middle East conflicts but not intervening to integrate marginalized youth from France's deprived neighborhoods into the mainstream.
With the constable Anne, Duke de Montmorency, he organized an intrigue to ruin Admiral Chabot and procured his condemnation in 1541; but after the admiral was pardoned, Poyet was himself thrown into prison, deprived of his offices, and sentenced to a fine of 100,000 livres.
Whereas the beautiful gives rise to a sentiment of harmony with the world and oneself, the sublime manifests itself through a sudden transformation of the self into something deprived of its usual landmarks.
He has acquired a right to his power and cannot be deprived, unless he lapses into tyranny; if he does, the community has a "right of war" against him.[113] The political philosophy of Suárez has resemblances with that of earlier medieval writers, notably Ockham (§4.3 above), and also with the philosophy of Grotius, Locke, and other early modern political philosophers.
"Girls being denied their basic right to education today will turn into women deprived of equal opportunities for development in the very near future", he concluded.
