Sentence examples for disadvantaged pay from inspiring English sources

2.   How can you plan to continue to make the poor, the disabled and the disadvantaged pay for the fraud and errors of the bankers through the failed policy of austerity?

Earlier, Green Party leader Natalie Bennett got the debate under way with an anti-austerity message, saying there was an "alternative" to making the poor and disadvantaged pay for the mistakes of bankers.

Investing in the health and education of the disadvantaged pays economic dividends.

It would forever smash to smithereens the glass ceiling in politics and other parts of American life that has kept women disadvantaged, in pay as well as power.

Research by Mr. Heckman and others confirms that investment in the early education of disadvantaged children pays extremely high returns down the road.

Mr. Obama first proposed Promise Neighborhoods in the summer of 2007, pledging that, as president, he would help create in 20 cities across the country a new kind of support system for disadvantaged children, paid for with a mix of private and public money.

Tell them that the struggle is not over yet; many women are still economically disadvantaged and paid less than men.

A provision in the federal education law requires poorly performing school districts to reserve 20 percent of the federal financing they receive for economically disadvantaged students to pay for "supplemental education services," or tutoring, in middle and high school.

Dr Kitty Stewart, associate professor of social policy at the London School of Economics, said the policy threatened to move cash away from disadvantaged children to pay for the childcare costs of better-off families.

Quality early childhood programs for disadvantaged children more than pay for themselves in better education, health and economic outcomes.

This was "making the poor, the disadvantaged and the young pay for the greed and the fraud of the bankers".