Sentence examples for or disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Making "power to all the people" a reality requires investment in information and advice, outreach and independent advocacy services, particularly for those who are isolated or disadvantaged.

"Obviously, you have to have some mechanism whereby people who are ill on the day or disadvantaged for other reasons can apply for a resit.

The "Head Start for preschool children from foreign spouse families or disadvantaged families" was promulgated.

Students must not be unfairly advantaged or disadvantaged by a change in the syllabus.

The Head Start from foreign spouse families or disadvantaged families: This plan is to assist cultural disadvantaged children and children from foreign spouse families or disadvantaged families on their linguistic development with necessary linguistic education.

It is a matter of destiny or "fate" that one is born of sage character, average capacity, or disadvantaged.

We do so in order to investigate how far second-generation youth in Europe might be advantaged or disadvantaged in their access to within-family resources.

As Clifford Houston, UTMB's associate vice president for educational outreach, points out, "The whole idea is to bring in students who have been ignored or disadvantaged".

She stressed that the regulator had an "ethical imperative" to "make sure that as qualifications change, students are not advantaged or disadvantaged as much as possible".

Importantly, when the new weights were evaluated in large samples of international students, the population subgroups that were advantaged or disadvantaged by the new weights were different from the groups advantaged/disadvantaged by the traditional weights.

So far, most of Duterte's tangible changes in policy have been minor or disadvantaged the Philippines more than the United States.