Sentence examples for should not be disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

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

A That to deny bereavement benefits to unmarried cohabiting partners with children breaches human rights laws — establishing the principle that children should not be disadvantaged because their parents are not married.

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".

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".

They said that after reviewing the case in more detail, they understood Andrew had answered all of the application questions honestly and he should not be disadvantaged as a result of a miscommunication between them and Countrywide.

There should be risk-adjusted premiums so that insurers would not be disadvantaged by covering people with greater needs.

Indeed, if anything they were more concerned that it should be available as a gender neutral service in order that women would not be disadvantaged.

"We will not be disadvantaged".

"Children should not be further disadvantaged by the global recession.

Furthermore, each strain should have the same ability to cause new infections and should not be comparatively advantaged or disadvantaged by being rare.