Mr. Perot's effort also led to a re-allocation of school spending, with more money being used for disadvantaged students.
The view that alternative consumption practices (i.e., informal and/or second-hand modes of goods acquisition) are used by disadvantaged urban consumers out of economic necessity has been recently opposed by cultural theorists who instead view participation in such practices as more a matter of choice.
We set out to investigate which methodological approaches maximise the effectiveness of CE and which components of CE are acceptable, feasible, and effective when used among disadvantaged populations.
For contemporary Zulu women ' doing without marriage' is viewed by some commentators as a positive choice and indeed one of the survival strategies used by disadvantaged poorer women (Muthwa 1995; van der Vliet 1984).
This study aimed to examine the magnitude of the impact of CE on health and health inequalities among disadvantaged populations, which methodological approaches maximise the effectiveness of CE, and components of CE that are acceptable, feasible, and effective when used among disadvantaged populations.
Money raised from his feat was to be used to help disadvantaged people in the country.
I mean, Danny was to receive £100,000 for doing the Olympics, but refused to take it and instead said it should be used to help disadvantaged children to attend events.
The money raised by Children in Need is used to help disadvantaged children and young people across the UK.
In conventional infrared multilayer antireflection coatings (MLAR) materials of fluoride and chalcogenide types are used, which are disadvantaged due to their low mechanical strength and poor stability against humidity and environmental impacts.
As with any insertional tool, however, its use is disadvantaged by the possible occurrence of polar effects on downstream genes which can complicate the subsequent analysis of mutant phenotypes.
