Sentence examples for keep disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

B1 Novel Strategy on Dropouts The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will give $40 million toward creation of 70 high schools that will try to keep disadvantaged students in school by offering college-level work.

Second, this movement also represents a self-tracking mechanism that keeps disadvantaged students in public schools and moves advantaged students to private schools.

She opened with "Ghetto Birds," a loving critique on the doomed materialism of the urban poor, and laced her performance with instruction about how "the system" keeps the disadvantaged down.

It would forever smash to smithereens the glass ceiling in politics and other parts of American life that has kept women disadvantaged, in pay as well as power.

Shiller promised to work to keep the disadvantaged of Uptown from being displaced by real estate developers who were reportedly planning to develop the area for middle and upper class living.

Yet it's not a lack of desire that keeps more disadvantaged youth from serving their communities.

Independent butchers complained that they were unfairly disadvantaged: supermarkets could keep meat prices down by spreading the tax across other goods, but small butchers sold only meat.

UNICEF is working with the government on allocating resources to encourage disadvantaged families to keep their children in school.

Keep the pupil premium for disadvantaged children at current levels.

12 Elimination of relative inequalities may require interventions to be targeted at the socioeconomically disadvantaged (eg, the Keep Well programme) or possibly by improving the circumstances that create social inequality.

Barry Charles Hoffman, founder and artistic director of the Westchester Chamber Orchestra, keeps finding new ways to help disadvantaged children make music.