the disadvantaged
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n. pl.Noun (plural)People who lack the resources or opportunities that others have.
The government provides assistance to the disadvantaged.
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Peter Joseph - Where are we now? - London 2009-07-25
- They found that the gradient of health quality in industrialized societies is not simply a matter of poor health for the disadvantaged and good health for everyone else.
They found that the gradient of health quality in industrialized societies is not simply a matter of poor health for the disadvantaged and good health for everyone else.
- for the disadvantaged and good health for everyone else.
for the disadvantaged and good health for everyone else.
ENGLISH SPEECH | KRITI SANON: The Power Of Inclusion (English Subtitles)
- Their resilience mirrors the quiet revolutions happening across India, where child marriage has halved in the last two decades, with the most significant progress seen amongst the disadvantaged households.
Their resilience mirrors the quiet revolutions happening across India, where child marriage has halved in the last two decades, with the most significant progress seen amongst the disadvantaged households.
- Their resilience mirrors the quiet revolutions happening across India, where child marriage has halved in the last two decades, with the most significant progress seen amongst the disadvantaged households.
Their resilience mirrors the quiet revolutions happening across India, where child marriage has halved in the last two decades, with the most significant progress seen amongst the disadvantaged households.
Why The Rich Care Less (with Daniel Goleman)
- And it can only happen if you just don't understand or care about the poor or the disadvantaged.
And it can only happen if you just don't understand or care about the poor or the disadvantaged.
- you know the disadvantaged and
you know the disadvantaged and
The Missing Years of Jesus | National Geographic
- And that is that Jesus grew up as a boy in the synagogue learning Scripture, drinking deeply from the wells of Scripture, experiencing firsthand the social and economic oppression of the Palestinian Jewish peasantry of his time of which he was a part, and envisioning a day, as he would later say, of a kingdom of God where the cause of the poor and the lowly and the disadvantaged would be championed over those who oppressed them.
And that is that Jesus grew up as a boy in the synagogue learning Scripture, drinking deeply from the wells of Scripture, experiencing firsthand the social and economic oppression of the Palestinian Jewish peasantry of his time of which he was a part, and envisioning a day, as he would later say, of a kingdom of God where the cause of the poor and the lowly and the disadvantaged would be championed over those who oppressed them.
- and envisioning a day, as he would later say, of a kingdom of God where the cause of the poor and the lowly and the disadvantaged would be championed over those who oppressed them.
and envisioning a day, as he would later say, of a kingdom of God where the cause of the poor and the lowly and the disadvantaged would be championed over those who oppressed them.
Michael Sandel：Justice What's The Right Thing To Do Episode 08 WHATS A FAIR START
- Okay, your argument depends upon us believing that we would argue and set policy or justice from a bottom, that for the disadvantaged.
Okay, your argument depends upon us believing that we would argue and set policy or justice from a bottom, that for the disadvantaged.
- For the disadvantaged.
For the disadvantaged.
The fight over America’s national story | The Gray Area
- And there's a real skepticism about the idea that you can ask people to bear burdens for the good of the community, that you can sort of take from people who have a lot and give to people who have little, that you can lift up the disadvantaged in society by putting burdens on other people.
And there's a real skepticism about the idea that you can ask people to bear burdens for the good of the community, that you can sort of take from people who have a lot and give to people who have little, that you can lift up the disadvantaged in society by putting burdens on other people.
- But Reconstruction is trying to promote equality, basically, by asking people to accept burdens to lift up the disadvantaged.
But Reconstruction is trying to promote equality, basically, by asking people to accept burdens to lift up the disadvantaged.
The far right's rise: Is Germany at a breaking point? | To the Point
- achievement, instead of diversity and support for the disadvantaged.
achievement, instead of diversity and support for the disadvantaged.
Michael Sandel Justice：What's The Right Thing To Do
- For the disadvantaged.
For the disadvantaged.