Sentence examples for previously disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Thus, BEE appears to represent corporate social responsibility that benefits the previously disadvantaged population.

"Of course, there had to be some redress in favour of the previously disadvantaged people.

Each year, they train 12 previously disadvantaged pupils in a 1-year course covering horticulture and life skills.

The recipients of these houses were previously disadvantaged and their sanitation behaviour is inter alia shaped by the amenities at their disposal.

Teesside has a good reputation among many members of parliament as a university that lets people fulfil their potential, particularly people who were previously disadvantaged in regards to higher education opportunities".

I argue that 'redesigning' and 'reengineering' can enable South Africa's public education to efficiently deliver 'education for all' to the majority blacks who were previously disadvantaged by apartheid policies.

Previously married persons especially women are disadvantaged in the marriage market, facing demographic shortages of potential partners to marry.

We were also determined to extend the opportunity of a university education to Australians who had previously missed out: children from the bush, disadvantaged families and first-generation migrants.

"These included the previously unemployed, the so-called unemployable, the physically disadvantaged, people with some kind of criminal record.

In particular, the Shias and their Kurdish allies have not done enough to allay the fears of the previously dominant Sunni minority that they are being excluded and disadvantaged under the new order.

The ESF also expands the reach of safeguards into new areas that were previously ignored or underrepresented--including labor, discrimination, stakeholder engagement, and disadvantaged and vulnerable groups.