Sentence examples for designated disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

HubZones are designated disadvantaged neighborhoods; the government sets aside contracts for businesses that have their principal office in a HubZone and employ HubZone residents.

These were all designated disadvantaged schools and this has contributed to the under-representation of the most vulnerable children in the parental study.

A uniform, higher payment applies to all other farmland in England which falls outside these two categories, including upland areas formerly designated as 'Disadvantaged Area' within the LFA, $280/ha (figures from Defra, as at November 2009).

These declining schools were representative of a cross section of schools in Cork one boys school, one girls school, one large mixed, middle-income school, one designated a disadvantaged school and one Irish-speaking school and their omission would not have affected the representativeness of the demographic composition of the study.

All participants lived within the designated economically-disadvantaged area (Southmead, Bristol) and the majority were white, a reflection of the predominant ethnicity of the area.

The schools were stratified on the basis of several factors: (A) geographic location, (B) school size, (C) type of school (boys, girls, co-ed), (D) religious affiliation (according to the three categories of public education in Ireland: Catholic, Church of Ireland, interdenominational) and (E) socioeconomic status (schools designated 'disadvantaged' by the state vs non-disadvantaged schools).

School-level socioeconomic status was dichotomised into students attending a socioeconomically disadvantaged school Delivering Equality of Opportunity in Schools (DEIS) as designated by the state and those not attending a socioeconomically disadvantaged school.

Now, compare that global scenario with disadvantaged neighborhoods here in America, where children are designated "at risk" in elementary school.

You can take advantage of six tax cuts designed to breathe new life into inner city slums and other disadvantaged places by buying in one of these so-called designated areas.

A long-promised moment has arrived: Gov. Jon Corzine has proposed an important change in the way public schools are financed, a change that would benefit disadvantaged children who do not live in the state's 31 designated special-needs districts.

The DRR, an educationally and economically disadvantaged region in south central Virginia and north central North Carolina, is federally designated as a medically under-served area/population (MUA/MUP) [ 25– 27].