Also, while both of them have enjoyed periodic fundraising boosts off debate performances or unexpected wins, they continue to be
at a financial disadvantage (Romney and his allies outspent Santorum and his allies by about 2 - 1 in Michigan and by 12 - 1 in Arizona).
With the party already
at a financial disadvantage compared to Labour and the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats are likely to face real difficulties in getting their message across to voters — especially when attention is paid to the two main parties and emerging forces such as UKIP and the Greens.
The so - called «regular» Senate Democrats entered this election cycle
at a financial disadvantage, trailing the Republicans by several million dollars, though — for the first time in years — they were debt free.
With only eleven days to election day, distantly trailing de Blasio in opinion polls and
at a financial disadvantage Malliotakis desperately needs both press attention and public interest.
But if your death would put someone
at a financial disadvantage, coverage is a very good idea.
Many renters are left
at a financial disadvantage because they have no means to replace their items.
Combine this with the high cost of living and you'll be
at a financial disadvantage unfortunately.
The loss of income facing many children after divorce puts
them at a financial disadvantage that has a pervasive effect on the rest of their lives.
Not exact matches
Too many college students are relying on large student loans to get through school, and this puts them
at a huge
financial disadvantage when they graduate.
«Whether a self - styled seat - of - the - pants day trader or the kind of investor who intends to buy and hold forever, you're operating
at a distinct
disadvantage if you lack the skills to break a company down into its
financial nuts and bolts.
Tough shows even the most naïve reader how difficult it is to grapple with the question of how to take an entire community of mostly
disadvantaged children and mostly undereducated parents without
financial resources and transform them — or
at least the children as they grow — into fully functioning members of the middle class.
Trump entered the homestretch of the campaign
at a pronounced
financial disadvantage to Clinton, according to figures his team released, and far below the self - funding goal he set for himself earlier in the race.
It would also help to bridge the gender gap that puts so many women
at a
disadvantage when it comes to
financial planning.»
The purpose of this Fund is to assist in providing the
financial resources required to mount an effective legal defense for Dean and Adam Skelos in recognition that a central strategy of the prosecution is to place the Skelos family in severe
financial hardship and thereby put them
at a strategic
disadvantage in the courtroom.
The Ventura County pastor was
at a substantial
financial disadvantage to Democrat Jacqui Irwin, a Thousand Oaks councilwoman and two - time mayor.
Starting
at such a
financial disadvantage, Topinka (or whoever winds up as the GOP nominee) will need millions of dollars in support from the Republican Governors Association, which has a number of other more pressing priorities in 2006.
Director general Richard Lambert said: «A headline - grabbing tax on bankers» bonuses may have populist appeal, but the government needs to take care not to put the UK's
financial services sector
at a comparative
disadvantage internationally.»
It isn't just a lack of
financial capital that puts many working - class students and faculty
at a
disadvantage; they lack social and cultural capital as well.
Later in their careers, working - class scholars are often
at a
disadvantage because they can't afford to take
financial risks.
Washington — Although the nation's proprietary schools — which prepare young people for a wide variety of skilled jobs — enroll a higher proportion of
disadvantaged students than do other sectors of the postsecondary - education system, a lower proportion of the schools» students receive
financial aid than do students
at private colleges and universities.
But the shift has widened the divide between
disadvantaged students who, whether for
financial or geographical reasons, can't plug into online resources
at home.
But such a consortium would be
at a distinct
financial disadvantage — both PARCC and Smarter Balanced received federal Race to the Top dollars to design their tests.
As the push towards accountability reconstructs what is valued in parent - school relations, low income parents are likely to be
at a
disadvantage as they are less able to take time away from work or provide the requisite
financial support.
Because charter schools receive less in public funding than other public schools, it forces them to make difficult choices on how to spend their scarce dollars — and because many charter schools don't receive facilities funding, they also pay for their own buildings, which puts them
at a significant
financial disadvantage.
If you weren't paying close attention to events in the
financial world last year and now feel
at a
disadvantage at dinner parties, The End of Wall Street will help.
The Sam's Club Mastercard has no signup bonus, which puts it
at a
disadvantage against most cards issued by larger
financial institutions.
While this hefty price tag (which can increase by 10 percent every five years) may have put some graduates
at a
disadvantage financially, there are many resources available to help effectively manage scholastic debts while setting oneself up for future
financial success.
«These businesses are in a structurally
disadvantaged position, given the challenging rate environment and marketplace,» Sanjiv Yajnik, president of
financial services
at Capital One, said in a memo to employees.
Chapters include determining if your household is truly ready for the time,
financial and daily exercise and care commitment... what children are capable of being responsible for
at various ages... weighing the advantages and
disadvantages of each species.
Give to LASALLE and you will provide
financial assistance to students from
disadvantaged families who might otherwise not be able to pursue their passion in art, design, media, and performance through a strong grounding in contemporary arts training
at LASALLE.
Service providers with greater capacity and other
financial resources to leverage are typically in a better position to win support, placing smaller CBOs
at a
disadvantage.
Aside from the annoyance of reinforcing tired gender stereotypes, such advertising puts people
at a real
financial disadvantage, if they can not resist it.
The arbitrator was highly critical of the conduct of the Respondent in the arbitration, stating that the Claimant was
at a clear
financial disadvantage and was faced with no alternative but to seek third party funding because the Respondent:
The
financial power imbalance between an accident victim and an insurer places the accident victim
at a significant
disadvantage which is heightened in circumstances where even if they incur the expense to obtain appropriate medical records and reports, and are successful, they are not entitled to any reimbursement for the cost of those records and reports, which can often exceed the amount in dispute.
This potential
disadvantage of a life insurance policy really depends on how much money the total estate is worth and what
financial situation you and your beneficiaries are in
at the time of your death.
At first glance this would disadvantage the victim's insurer because they make a payout but receive no increased financial benefit, whereas the at - fault party's insurer will benefit from increased premium
At first glance this would
disadvantage the victim's insurer because they make a payout but receive no increased
financial benefit, whereas the
at - fault party's insurer will benefit from increased premium
at - fault party's insurer will benefit from increased premiums.
Even if you attempt to replace your belongings, this could put you
at an extreme
financial disadvantage, because you will likely have to spend your savings or retirement funds in order to do so.
Masters, who spoke during the event as well, detailed how public blockchain's structure -
at least ethereum and certain others - has a
disadvantage to global
financial institutions, and as such, spurred the creation of the DAML language.
People in the most
disadvantaged areas also reported
financial barriers to seeing a range of medical professions
at rates that were higher than those living in the least
disadvantaged areas
Financial institutions have speculated that to be able to afford the SPL packages, companies might cut down on enhancements they currently offer as part of maternity leave packages, which could put mothers who do not want to take SPL
at a
disadvantage.
Another workshop which looked
at the issues faced by disproportionate numbers of Aboriginal children in out - of - home care said the poorer
financial and other support provided to kinship carers compared to foster carers in Victoria
disadvantaged Aboriginal children and families.
But when we look
at all people who live in single parent households, we find a larger number of people with pre-existing
financial, health, or emotional
disadvantages than we find in the married - couple population.
Benchmarks for COMMUNITY LEGAL CENTRES by 1 July 2017 —
at least 90 % of TOTAL REPRESENTATION SERVICES are delivered to people experiencing
financial disadvantage
Benchmarks for LEGAL AID COMMISSIONS by 1 July 2015 —
at least 95 % of REPRESENTATION SERVICES are delivered to people experiencing
financial disadvantage
The collaborative family law process is progressive because it allows couples to obtain the positive advantages of legal,
financial, psychological and personal assistance in sorting out the complexities of their divorce, while
at the same time focusing on issue resolution and family growth while completely avoiding the harmful
disadvantages of the adversarial litigation process.