Sentence examples for had been disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
Hockey said the hospitality industry had been disadvantaged by the award modernisation process.
"Martin always felt that Jack had been mistreated, he had been disadvantaged" by the Stone brothers and by early poverty.
Putting it into law would potentially permit service personnel a recourse to the courts if they believed they had been disadvantaged in terms of accessing public services following tours overseas.
However in a previous race Rudman had been disadvantaged by snow and she says enough is enough.
He told MPs that if the criteria were applied inappropriately, the UK would "almost certainly face judicial challenge from companies who felt they had been disadvantaged".
Leary, the FTCcommissioner, remembers that while working as a private antitrust lawyer he had a client who claimed it had been disadvantaged by the recommendation of a competing category captain (he won't name names).
This reduced the group's 2013 operating profit, but no customers have been disadvantaged by this, the insurer said.
In relation to the military covenant, the Government has tried to make progress on issues such as "particular groups who have been disadvantaged in some way," he said.
Ms. Krents, for her part, disputes the notion that legacies or siblings of current students have been disadvantaged by the push for diversity.
This award is open to all charities in Europe who support people who have been disadvantaged due to their diverse background.
