Sentences with phrase «disadvantage against all measures»
However, Indigenous Australians continue to suffer grossly disproportionate rates of disadvantage against all measures of socio - economic status, including health (ABS, 2013; AIHW, 2011a, 2011b).
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«Some chains continue to achieve impressive outcomes for their disadvantaged students against a range of measures, demonstrating the transformational impact on life chances that can be made.
Crucially, however, the report highlights a minority of academy chains that continue to achieve improved outcomes for their disadvantaged students against both attainment and progress measures, thus demonstrating the transformational impact that can be made on the life chances of these students.
The framework seeks to present statistics on Indigenous disadvantage strategically by measuring progress against indicators in the short, medium and long term.
[17] Whilst there is widespread agreement and concern about the state of Indigenous disadvantage measured against a range of economic and social indicators, there is less recognition that this situation reflects a profound failure to afford Indigenous Australians their full range of human rights.
Performance against the measures of the National Indigenous Reform Agreement will be reported by the Steering Committee for the Review of Government Service Provision in the report to COAG, Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage.
At the same meeting, COAG agreed to commission a regular report against key indicators of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander disadvantage in order «to measure the impact of changes to policy settings and service delivery and provide a concrete way to measure the effect of the Council's commitment to reconciliation through a jointly agreed set of indicators.»
The wishes of the members of the class are relevant - a special measure will not bring about advancement if it is conferred against their will, and similarly, an advancement can not confer benefits which convert members of the class from a disadvantaged class into a privileged class;