"He got disadvantaged all over the state".
So, they figured that if one company had so much control that they could get disadvantaged without even knowing it.
P5: I think that my having heard all this now, I mean [I am] more educated about it and I would say now that I just have a trust that the NHS wouldn't haul us all out if statistically there wasn't some evidence that, by and large, some people get saved, you know, and that not many people get disadvantaged.
(Group 1) P5: I think that my having heard all this now, I mean [I am] more educated about it and I would say now that I just have a trust that the NHS wouldn't haul us all out if statistically there wasn't some evidence that, by and large, some people get saved, you know, and that not many people get disadvantaged.
AN influential liberal advocacy group, the Education Trust, claims to have demonstrated that simply by adopting higher standards, schools can get disadvantaged children to perform as well as those of the middle class.
The FA said the document had been drawn up in collaboration with Women in Sport and the Us Girls! project, which aims to get disadvantaged young women into sport, and was based on research asking girls (aged 12 and over) and young women about possible barriers to sport and what might put them off playing football.
The challenge will be to get disadvantaged people to accept this fare.
'They need the opportunity' UNICEF is working with the government to improve the quality of education, implement new teaching methods and promote initiatives to get disadvantaged children into school.
Smith's blog post confirms that Microsoft has "formalized several commitments regarding Microsoft's support for third-party professional social networking services" — in other words, the company is supposed to take steps to ensure that LinkedIn competitors don't get completely disadvantaged on Microsoft platforms.
