Sentence examples for most disadvantaged part from inspiring English sources

After an invitation to the Queen to visit Merton was declined, Parsloe went back to Buckingham Palace and argued for the benefits a royal visit would bring to the most disadvantaged part of the borough.

The most disadvantaged part of the health workforce are those working in difficult mountainous and rural environments with limited resources coupled with little opportunity to practice to maintain and develop professional competencies and with poor supervision.

Barclays Spaces for Sports Football Foundationon Since 2004 Barclays and the Football Foundation have built 200 multi‐sport sites in the most disadvantaged parts of the UK as part of Barclays Spaces for Sports (BS4S).

Aston School's target was set higher than the other four schools because of its location at the heart of some of the most disadvantaged parts of the city.

"In one of the most disadvantaged parts of our capital city, poor children have been deprived of the skills they need to succeed".

The most disadvantaged parts of the country would be hit by a double whammy of government cuts and lower pay," she said.

Men from the most disadvantaged parts of the borough can expect to live 16 years less than men from the most affluent parts, making it the borough with the most unequal life expectancy in England.

Those who grew up in the most disadvantaged parts of the country risk being priced out entirely, missing out on jobs in careers such as the media, law and finance as a result.

First, as against the idea that disaffection with the benefits system amounts to a petit bourgeois roar from the suburbs, a lot of the noise gets louder as you head into the most disadvantaged parts of society.

For instance, the life expectancy of a baby born in the most affluent neighbourhoods of Glasgow (Scotland) is approximately 10 years longer than that of its counterpart born in the most disadvantaged parts of the city [ 5].

UNICEF Executive Board gets first hand glimpse of health care in remote region NINGXIA HUI AUTONOMOUS REGION, China, 22 April 2010 A journey to the north-western Chinese region of Ningxia earlier this month offered members of UNICEFs Executive Board a firsthand look at health care for mothers and children in one of the most disadvantaged parts of the country.