Sentence examples for most excluded groups from inspiring English sources

We believed that we could create jobs for some of the most excluded groups of people in the country, and at the same time grow a profitable social enterprise, expand it across the UK, make a large return for investors, and need no grant funding at all.

And for the most excluded groups, that number plummeted as low as 1% (see ranking, above).

According to the India Exclusion Report, women are one of the most excluded groups in India.

UNICEF Mongolia Representative Roberto Benes said while Mongolia has near universal primary and secondary education, one of the most excluded groups are children with disabilities.

Among her classmates are boys and girls of Buddhist and Muslim backgrounds, as well as children of the Burmese migrant workers and the minority sea gypsy Moken, two of the most excluded groups in Thailand.

In 2004, the Social Exclusion Unit published a report [ 58] which brought together analysis to show that people with mental health conditions were one of the most excluded groups in society.

The picture she paints is pretty bleak, arguing convincingly that this population, as large as the Chinese community in Britain, is our most excluded group.

Girls are the most excluded group from education in Pakistan, as are the poorest children and those from rural areas.

Mr. Ortiz highlighted the importance of discussing the situation of indigenous and Afro-descendant children and women, who are the most excluded group in the Latin American and Caribbean region.

Adults with mental health problems are one of the most socially excluded groups in society [ 20].

When they were described, the most common excluded groups were infants and young children.