Sentence examples for disadvantaged under from inspiring English sources

Critics point out that many of the Democrats who are disadvantaged under the plan were instrumental in an attempted coup against Mr. Silver in 2000.

"These findings by the human rights watchdog confirm that women would be disadvantaged under the contract the government is trying to impose.

Better educated and traditionally better treated than blacks, the coloureds worry about being disadvantaged under ANC rule perhaps rightly.Economic-empowerment and affirmative-action laws are supposed to benefit all previously disadvantaged groups, but coloureds claim that blacks often get priority.

In particular, the Shias and their Kurdish allies have not done enough to allay the fears of the previously dominant Sunni minority that they are being excluded and disadvantaged under the new order.

There are 12 sectors that face import competition and may have been disadvantaged under the policy of domestic emissions control.

Given that, the DOD's February report concluded, women are not disadvantaged under the current assignment policy.

Furthermore, HMD systems may be disadvantaged by under-coding or over-coding.

Reporters recently pounced on news that a black empowerment deal meant to benefit "previously disadvantaged" South Africans under government guidelines was enriching a company led by President Jacob Zuma's 28-year-old son, Duduzane, among others, giving them a lucrative stake in the South African arm of a steel giant, ArcelorMittal.

We conclude that ICTs have the capacity to cross the barriers of illiteracy and can reach out to disadvantaged women living under a conservative patriarchal regime.

Under-diagnosis and under-treatment for historically disadvantaged ethnic groups may be especially high [ 50- 52].

In my experience under-resourced, systematically disadvantaged individuals and groups have more compelling claims on our sympathies than the elite.