Sentence examples for should be disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

No one should be disadvantaged or ridiculed for their weight.

No child should be disadvantaged because of where they live, and we are taking proactive steps to deal with the unique issues rural schools face.

This is not about special treatment but upholding the principle of the [military] covenant that no-one should be disadvantaged as a result of military service".

What I am not going to say is that if you are a widow or if you are a lone parent because your husband threw you out in an abusive relationship, you should be disadvantaged".

"No member of FT staff should be disadvantaged financially by this takeover," said Bird. "We hope that Nikkei managers will come to the negotiating table and make good on assurances that they will treat staff fairly as part of the Nikkei 'family' and on terms equivalent to those under Pearson".

"We fully agree with the surgeon general's comments that no personnel from across the UK should be disadvantaged in receiving care.

As a matter of principle, it is right that our musicians should benefit from their creativity during their lifetimes, and that they should not be disadvantaged compared to musicians in other countries".

"First, the Proposed Guidance should explicitly recognize that Federally-regulated institutions have successfully offered these nontraditional products for decades and should not be disadvantaged in the marketplace from continuing to do so.

We believe that overall, students should not be disadvantaged – or indeed advantaged – because of changes to the qualifications".

The Government places great importance on the health and wellbeing of our veterans and we are clear that they should not be disadvantaged as a result of their service".

"Those who do not accept being labelled as Irish should not be disadvantaged to the tune of up to £27,000 over a three year period".