Sentence examples for of those disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nujoma said it was the commercial farmers' duty to give their full support to government initiatives aimed at improving the lives of those disadvantaged before independence.

On the one hand, one can try to police and punish unauthorized uses of technology, or alternatively one can focus on protecting the interests of those disadvantaged by those uses.

It wasn't too long ago that he was one of those disadvantaged kids, selling flags and berries on the side of the road and being told to go away.

With 91.8 per cent of women attending ANC at least once, while 71 per cent attend four times, 'Mofao' is a strategy to avail PMTCT medications to a greater proportion of mothers – even to those disadvantaged by difficult terrain or living in hard-to-reach areas," Ms. Motaung said.

Just 2.7% of full-time undergraduates at Oxford in 2008/09 – around 75 students out of a total intake that year of around 2,875 – were from those disadvantaged areas.

Treatment is the use of such technologies to return those disadvantaged by pathologies or disease to a healthy state.

Such total-population data has the advantage of being unbiased and includes those disadvantaged groups often missed in traditional studies [ 9].

In their review of interventions targeted specifically at those disadvantaged by income, examining controlled studies (with or without random allocation) published between 1995 and 2006, they found 13 relevant studies with 17 available comparisons.

The use of written questionnaires disadvantaged those with lower literacy and meant we could not probe further.

At the heart of tactical authenticity is reflexivity, becoming aware of the unaware, watching out for recurrences of patterns of disadvantage, and acting with conviction to the benefit of those who are disadvantaged (Bourdieu 1992).

Yet to see how quickly and effectively the anti-government, anti-tax and anti-spending forces snapped into action the day after President Obama announced an idea like this in his last State of the Union address gives you a tangible and fearsome sense of the full spate of the barriers facing those disadvantaged children.