Sentence examples for deprived qualified from inspiring English sources

Some quarters accused the NEP of being too heavy-handed in its approach towards affirmative action, maintaining it had "deprived qualified non-Malays of opportunities for higher education and job promotions" and forcing many non-Malays to emigrate instead.

"The H-1B visa program is being abused by foreign companies to deprive qualified Americans of good jobs," Mr. Durbin said.

They deprive qualified students of the education and skills they need to participate successfully in the 21st century knowledge-based economy.

This deprives qualified skaters of access to professional coaching and reduces rink revenues.

DR 10 (5 yrs qualified: GP trainee, deprived area) Quite apart from practitioner concerns about how deprivation impacts negatively on structural capacity for self-management some patients from deprived backgrounds articulated how lack of financial resources dented their emotional capacity to invest in learning about and doing self-management.

DR 4 (17 yrs qualified: GP principal, deprived area) This perspective seemed to be borne out from patients' narratives which revealed that patients from deprived areas were only motivated to carry on as they were rather than pushing themselves to take on new self-management roles: "I just plod along in the way I am.

DR 4 (female, 17 yrs qualified: GP principal, deprived area) The extent to which responsibility was contingent on capacity was also articulated through the experiences of practitioners who worked in deprived areas.

DR 3 (12 yrs qualified: salaried GP, deprived area) Patients' views on responsibility for health care appeared to confirm practitioners' accounts.

DR 3 (12 yrs qualified: salaried GP, deprived area) Patients concurred with practitioners that depression was an obstacle to self-management.

DR 1 (30 yrs qualified: GP principal, deprived area) " I speculate that with several conditions people are too busy just trying to survive.

DR 1 (30 yrs qualified: GP principal, deprived area) "this extra thing [a self-management support programme] is like an added hassle that they don't perceive as being of any benefit.