Sentence examples for into deprivation from inspiring English sources

Those who cannot afford these bribes sink further into deprivation.

Does Barnardo's want to shock me into compassion for children born into deprivation?

But the policy has triggered protests, with critics claiming it is forcing families into deprivation and that it will ultimately increase the benefit bill by pushing people into the private sector where rents are higher on average.

Cllr Pauline Coakey Webb Trustee, Friern Barnet Community Library There would have been a time when one in three children without a book in the house would have demanded an enquiry into deprivation.

I have spent a number of years studying part-time while working full-time in an acute medical admission ward to learn skills that will help me make a difference for those born into deprivation.

Geographical measures of deprivation based on people's postcodes are often used to assess the effect of inequalities on health (eg, dividing the population into deprivation quintiles on the basis of indices of multiple deprivation [IMD-5]).

Multilateralism is turning into unilateralism, equality into hegemony, sovereignty into the deprivation of sovereignty, and recognition into disrespect for the democratic dignity of other nations.

* Postcodes were converted into Townsend deprivation indices [ 32] and categorised into bands in accordance with deprivation indices for England.

RP group only *At time of interview **Postcodes were converted into Townsend deprivation indices [ 24] and categorized into bands in accordance with deprivation indices for England.

"Even when you take into account deprivation, there is still a level of excess mortality," says David Walsh, a programme manager at the centre.

Quite what the threshold is that has to be crossed to convert a restriction into a deprivation of liberty is entirely unclear.