Sentence examples for for disadvantages from inspiring English sources
Birmingham has argued that far from delivering a baseline national schooling resource standard (SRS) with loading for disadvantages, the current state and territory agreements provide different amounts for equivalent students in different states.
Reducing inequalities or even compensating for disadvantages in the area of (early) education are important political aims for children.
Finding ways to engage children in reading and to foster their reading attitude is important because it may improve their reading competence to the extent that it has the potential to compensate for disadvantages in other areas.
In the Bakke decision of 1978 the Court rejected the argument that affirmative action for blacks could be justified as compensation for disadvantages caused by past unjust racial discrimination, but allowed that such affirmative action could be justified to secure "diversity".
Thus, we expect that young women with a maximum of a lower secondary school-leaving certificate unlike those with an intermediate school-leaving certificate cannot compensate for disadvantages in the dual system with advantages in the school-based occupational system because here, an intermediate leaving certificate is often required.
The third tactic was to "play up advantages and make up for disadvantages". The U.S. has tried to make best use of its military might for deployment, diplomacy and maneuvers in the Asia-Pacific region and strived to make up for the weakening of its economic power.
Success is seen as a matter of capitalizing on socioeconomic advantage, not compensating for disadvantage.
Systems in which people compensate for disadvantage seem to us unacceptably Darwinian.
The nineteenth-century version stressed the value of compensating for disadvantage.
He believed that poverty provided a better preparation for success than wealth did; that, at root, compensating for disadvantage was more useful, developmentally, than capitalizing on advantage.
Gonski recommended delivering individual students across the country the same base level of funding with loadings for disadvantage such as location, socioeconomic factors and disability.
