Sentence examples for disadvantaged regions from inspiring English sources
And it not only countries that are targeted – disadvantaged regions can also apply for funds.
The findings were based on the results from 106 primary schools in disadvantaged regions, which offered children a choice of cereals, porridge and bagels.
Reform of finance is vital, to boost investment and to rebalance the economy towards manufacturing and exports and disadvantaged regions of the UK.
Some allow farmers to trade and rent them, others dole them out to favoured groups such as young farmers, farmers in disadvantaged regions or (officials allege) political supporters.
Between 1997 and 2006, for example, London and the south-east claimed 37% of GDP growth, whereas disadvantaged regions such as Wales and the north-east claimed no more than 3.3% and 2.9% respectively.
Girls, children from ethnic minorities, disabled children, and those affected by war and living in disadvantaged regions are at a much greater risk of malnutrition, Save the Children says.
The aim of this exploratory study was to investigate the interaction between patient self-efficacy and GP communication in explaining diabetes self-management in a disadvantaged region of Sydney, Australia.
In contrast to its abundant natural and cultural wealth, the North Caucasus remains an economically disadvantaged region confronted with human rights violations and violence from armed opposition groups (3).
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].
In the field of neurological diseases in adults, unfortunately dramatic expectations are reported in the response to early therapy, particularly in our more disadvantaged region, with the phenomena of migration.
There may be socioeconomic differences across regions, meaning that an unadjusted correlation between birth region and later-life obesity would include both the effects of living in an advantaged (or disadvantaged) region and being raised in an advantaged (or disadvantaged) family.
