Sentence examples for doesn't disadvantage from inspiring English sources

They have a duty to ensure that rushing to meet customers' requests doesn't disadvantage them.

"We're trying to figure out a path that gives members more income but doesn't disadvantage the companies".

The Women and Equalities Commission is launching an inquiry aimed at ensuring the redrawing of Britain's political map, which will cut the current 650 constituencies to 600, doesn't disadvantage women.

This policy does not disadvantage any non-flagged candidates, adds Nicholson.

Not visiting campus does not disadvantage students in a world with virtual resources.

"If there are changes to be made, it is my view as treasurer they will be made in a way that does not disadvantage the budget," Morrison said.

However, he added, "I want to be sure that NASA's reorganization plan does not disadvantage any area of science, particularly earth science".

"We remain committed to agreeing a contract that protects against junior doctors routinely working long hours, delivers a fair system of pay and does not disadvantage those in flexible working.

"If a fund has to dispose of underlying assets in order to meet an unusually high volume of redemption requests, the manager must ensure these disposals are carried out in a way that does not disadvantage investors who remain in the fund or are newly investing in it," the regulator added.

Phillips will argue privatisation would run counter to David Cameron's stated aims of tackling racial inequality and division in the UK and said he would expect his successors at the EHRC to demand an "equality impact assessment proving that it does not disadvantage ethnic minority and disabled people".

Under the Bush plan, retaining earnings does not disadvantage a shareholder.