Sentence examples for disadvantaged access from inspiring English sources

Second, we assume that this association is partly mediated by a disadvantaged access to the labour market (hypothesis 2).

It might also be one cause of the disadvantaged access of older people to hospice and palliative care services [ 13, 14].

These communities are often located in remote areas and tend to have limited or disadvantaged access to markets, and may have poor access to health, education and other social services.

Autonomous vehicles would not only give disadvantaged Americans access to better job opportunities, but also better access to schools, stores, and services.

The moral claim behind school-choice mechanisms is that they increase disadvantaged students' access to such schools and such capacities.

Shifting growth from one place to another CAN have a public purpose, helping disadvantaged residents access opportunity.

SEEK's mission is to provide academically and economically disadvantaged students access to a college education and to help them find appropriate career opportunities.

The government will cut $5m from previously allocated funding for the higher education participation program, which provides grants to help disadvantaged students access further study.

MPs, lawyers and civil liberty groups have condemned the cost-cutting plans as an "erosion of justice" and warn that it will deprive society's most disadvantaged people access to a lawyer.

Join Deborah Bial, President of the Posse Foundation, Professor Brown-Nagin, faculty director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute, and a panel of experts for a discussion of programs designed to increase disadvantaged students' access to higher education.

The problem can be avoided "by improving disadvantaged families' access to information about schools, and also by restricting the possibilities for schools to skim off the best students through selective admissions criteria", as well as by putting more resources into schools attended by disadvantaged pupils.