Sentence examples for mainly deprived from inspiring English sources

Big society and localism must address and not reinforce inequalities and help must focus on all parts of the community: high profile authors have campaigned to stop library closures while in Gloucestershire the axing of youth facilities in mainly deprived areas has proceeded with hardly a murmur.

Under the action plan, which is being led by NHS England, recently qualified medical graduates who agree to work for three years as a trainee GP in places with too few family doctors – mainly deprived areas – will receive unspecified "additional financial support".

However we do not know whether the observed improvement mainly deprives from a correct domain prediction since most proteins in our testing set only have the shortened or the full length construct and the completely comparison cannot be done.

Since 1999 the Citizenship Foundation, in association with the law firm Linklaters, has run Lawyers in Schools, a programme involving 22 secondary schools, mainly in deprived areas.

An extra £50m on top of the £100m from this year's budget towards an initiative to refurbish empty homes, mainly in deprived areas.

In some countries, a "Patient Navigation" (PN) method has been implemented, mainly for deprived populations, to assist people in obtaining cancer information, screening, treatment, and support services.

Its site is in Manningham, a deprived, mainly Asian part of inner Bradford, and the charity's aim was to attract pupils of all races and faiths, or none, from poor areas across the city.

Those arrested during the riots mainly came from deprived areas and had the poorest educational backgrounds.

This is a national health policy initiative adopted in 1999 that aims to reduce geographical barriers making access to health care difficult in Ghana by mainly focusing on deprived rural districts in remote areas.

So students always do a specialization …. (respondent 8 – physician – female – Belgium) It was felt that jobs available for GP's were generally underpaid and mainly situated in deprived rural areas.

Mortality reductions were, in absolute terms, greatest in the most deprived quintiles, mainly reflecting their bigger initial burden of disease.