Sentence examples for the disadvantaged which from inspiring English sources

Here, in a country where everyone at least pays lip service to liberty and the free market, liberalism's most distinctive concern is with the economic conditions of the disadvantaged, which in Europe would be the focus of the Socialist left.

Throughout her life Estella was active in protecting the welfare and rights of women, children, and the disadvantaged, which included working in child welfare before law school and as an appellate lawyer for Children's Law Center in Brooklyn.

Recently, UNICEF Philippines released a case study entitled 'Promoting Effective Real-time Governance for Children and the Disadvantaged' which covers the many ways in which the Philippines is harnessing today's new world of data, in the service of their women and children.

"The MoD is willing to pay out after 1987 and it makes me realise there are a large number of people being disadvantaged, which I think in today's society is a sad state of affairs.

The notion that integrating formerly segregated people of different economic classes can have positive social benefits has been growing since the publication of former University of Chicago sociologist William Julius Wilson's 1987 book, The Truly Disadvantaged, which put forth an argument about the particularly pernicious effects of concentrated poverty on those who live in it.

The McCormick Foundation Professor of Social Service, Law and Public Policy at SSA, Ludwig says that William Julius Wilson's influential book The Truly Disadvantaged, which argues that low-income families are deeply affected by the neighborhood they live in, made a big impression on him in grad school when it was published in 1987.

He went on to congratulate Rwanda for its focus on equity -- reaching the most disadvantaged – which he felt was not only morally right, but financially shrewd.

"He views this as a matter for the church on account of the disproportional impact of climate change on the poor and disadvantaged, which does indeed make it a moral issue".

32.3% of Roosevelt students were labeled by the state of Ohio as economically disadvantaged, which classifies Roosevelt as a medium-low poverty school, and 14.3% of students were identified as having some sort of disability.

"There is a similarity between Hull and Teesside in that they are both industrial ports, both largely forgotten areas, and both economically disadvantaged, which attracts negative publicity from some sections of the Southern press," says the band's frontman, Kingsley Chapman.

There is a huge gap between the natives and the immigrants and it's often the communities of colour and communities where immigrants live that are more disadvantaged, which is different to communities where white Anglo-Saxons predominately live.