"Men and women drop out through failures in the system," he continued, "through disadvantages of their environment, through mistakes of their own judgment, through sheer bad luck.
The government expects to save £650m, of which, it claims, £150m will be used to benefit the poorest learners through its "disadvantage uplift".
As far as mating relations are considered as potential mechanisms they are confined to reinforcement of prezygotic isolation through hybrid disadvantage.
Because it cuts across so much of the thrust of existing government policy, which is aimed at relieving the effects of disadvantage through education.
Of the programming methods commonly used with welding robots, conventional online programming with a teach pendant, i.e., lead-through programming, has the disadvantage of causing breaks in production during programming.
[ 31] Nevertheless, consideration of 'HA through ED' may also have disadvantages.
Encouraging people to escape disadvantage through good hard work.
She added that she "genuinely feared" the prospect of a UK government outside the single market seeking to alleviate its competitive disadvantage through deregulation, potentially offering more opportunities for tax avoidance.
In fact, David Cameron seems quite happy to cement racial disadvantage through policy and preside over a school system in which the climate works to reproduce racism in the next generation.
Tomorrow night is an international grudge match: Black Kat, from Jamaica, takes on One Love Hi Pawa, an Italian crew that seeks to overcome its geographical disadvantage through clever selection (One Love began one recent clash by playing the theme from "The Godfather") and sheer pluck.
The firm compensates this disadvantage through gains stemming from its intangible assets (brand, technology, managerial practices).
