Sentence examples for for deprivation from inspiring English sources

And by transferring the blame for deprivation on to deprived people there is instant political justification for the lack of investment these communities so desperately require.

Since then, Greece has become notorious for deprivation.

We already have a funding system where money follows pupils and is weighted for deprivation.

Local press and the city council described Sighthill as a "by-word for deprivation".

Patterson says: "We call Focused Care the 'Macmillan Service for deprivation'.

You don't have to look for deprivation, it's depressingly all too evident.

The suit was filed under a federal civil rights law that authorizes people to sue state and city officials for "deprivation of any rights" secured by federal statutes.

Our school, Oxford Spires Academy, despite its lofty, English name, meets every marker for deprivation and its students spoke more than 50 different languages.

Research published in February 2015 found half of British Muslims were in the bottom 10 per cent local authority districts for deprivation.

The consultation paper notes that just 2.5% of pupils in the current selective schools are eligible for free school meals, the standard measure for deprivation, compared with 31.2% for all state schools.

Despite being an area renown for deprivation and poverty, Tower Hamlets has one of the highest earnings in the country, surpassed only by the City of London, where they're £950.