Sentence examples for deprived sections from inspiring English sources

If he genuinely wants to help deprived sections of society, he should look at disenfranchisement and poverty at a broader level.

Both are more prevalent in the most deprived sections of society, and both can be attributed to the same reasoning as erratic alcohol consumption.

While only 5 per cent of the people in the upper social classes smoke, this figure rises to more than 50 per cent among the more deprived sections of society.

Our exemption till now from the sanctions of austerity suggests that we are politically significant, so we should surely exploit that status to make common cause with the disabled and deprived sections of society, rather than compete with them for larger slices of a diminishing cake.

"The people using synthetic cannabinoids are almost exclusively from the most vulnerable groups of the most economically deprived sections of our society," says Michael Linnell, an independent drug harm reduction expert who has researched the Spice problem in the north of England.

8 24 CVD is more prevalent in socioeconomically deprived sections of the population.

Children's social work is largely restricted to the most deprived section of society – but mental and physical illness and disability occur in all classes.

Thus, under these circumstances, it is imperative that the national agenda should focus on empowering "the poor and the deprived section of the society" to achieve significant and sustainable human development (Mitra & Schmidpeter, 2016) and to bring about inclusive growth.

As a result, the stations that sell their airwaves could go off the air, depriving large sections of the U.S. free access to noncommercial TV.

Indeed, he wrote, "such an exception would consume the rule" and "deprive Section 525 of all force".

According to the Railway Labor Act, an emergency board is justified if a dispute threatens to disrupt interstate commerce by depriving a section of the country of essential transportation service.