Sentence examples for under privileged communities from inspiring English sources
She's excited to talk to students about global health opportunities on and off campus, serving under privileged communities, and the importance of school-life balance.
The targeted BRAC health facility in this study is a primary health care facility and cost recovery is of much concern for its sustainability in providing quality, efficient and equitable services for the poor and the under privileged communities.
Such programmatic actions would contribute to achieving universal health coverage and subsequently gaining improved health outcomes in Bangladesh and other developing countries where volunteer CHWs are commonly used to serve the under privileged communities.
He's basically trying to do what I wrote about in the real world and the ASU Foundation is trying to find genius kids with under-privileged communities and try to figure out a way to empower them through technology.
This was very evident when urban background students used words like "underserved populations" and "under-privileged communities" without any supporting detail, as opposed to phrases such as "practising in areas of need".
In a quasi-experimental study, community women from two under-privileged communities were trained in data gathering, teaching healthy child-rearing practices, basic counseling skills, and screening for anxiety/depression by using an indigenously developed questionnaire, the Aga Khan University Anxiety and Depression Scale (AKUADS).
The acceptability trial was carried out in an under-privileged community living in a slum in Mirpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The touring company visits "less privileged communities" in New York's five boroughs, Ms. Arriaga said.
While projects involving sustainability concepts and environmental design are favored in privileged communities, marginalized communities have historically been located in areas that suffer from environmental degradation.
How many quiet, quaint, economically privileged communities must be terrorized by assault rifles, obtained legally or illegally?
Education reform is educational malpractice and is disproportionally affecting young girls and boys of color in the least privileged communities.
