Black and minority ethnic groups (BMEGs) comprise 4.6 million (7.9%) of the UK population, the majority residing in deprived large metropolitan areas, as measured by the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007 IMDD 2007) with greater Birmingham having the largest proportion of BMEGs outside London [ 1, 2].
Depriving large numbers of gang members of their livelihoods could damage public safety, Kenichi Shinoda, head of the Yamaguchi-gumi, said in a rare media interview.
Racial and sexual prejudice also served to limit the franchise and, in the case of slavery in the United States, to deprive large numbers of people of virtually any hope of freedom.
"The problem isn't only that rapidly rising land prices allow specific groups to land windfall profits in the short-term," Zinnbauer notes, "but also that in the longer run this locks in certain development patterns which potentially deprive large parts of the community of economic opportunities, so it hardwires injustices into the future of the city".
Many examples worldwide suggest that new settlements along the urban periphery deprive large communities from the essential spatial needs, namely the high level of accessibility and direct contact to higher income groups in order to develop small businesses and thus to enable the opportunities of individual advancement.
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.
It's strange to see how places next to eachother can vary so massively: Blackpool was the most deprived larger seaside destination, bordering Lytham St Anne's with the second-lowest deprivation level.
Wintemute, the University of California expert, said if policymakers hope to actually reduce gun violence, they must be willing to deprive larger numbers of people of the right to own firearms, despite the limitations of forecasting individual threats.
9 10 Unwarranted recommendations against use of digoxin in women would deprive a large population of a medicine with demonstrated ability to prevent hospitalisations.
Tunisia launches findings of new household surveys TUNIS, 16 December 2013 – Wide regional and income disparities are depriving a large number of children in Tunisia from enjoying their full rights, UNICEF said today.
