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What has happened is a marginalisation of the church because it is perceived as both sentimental and authoritarian.

But China's helter-skelter commitment to capitalism and its lack of genuine "cultural conservatism" reflects a marginalisation of values that society used to hold dear, such as Confucian harmony, Daoist concerns for nature, and the Buddhist honouring of all life.

"We feel it speaks about a real lack of commitment from the government and a marginalisation of this hugely important issue The new guidelines were an important step forward but efforts are now needed to ensure that they are actually read and acted on, and the government should also be working to change attitudes towards FGM within communities.

But because Hare depicts a marginalisation of Anglicanism that has continued, the play has retained its relevance in revivals, further helped by the fact that the depicted religious tension between orthodoxy and reform apply just as strongly to political parties, the health system and broadcasting.

Recent research reiterates the need to examine whether the involvement of some, and not other consumers, can lead to an increased marginalisation of some groups [ 18].

But it is also a history of scapegoating and marginalisation of a people considered "other".

The worry, from the point of view of his legacy, is that his rise is both a symbol and a guarantee of the marginalisation of the conservative movement that he loves.

The DLA's introduction in 1992 was a move away from the marginalisation of disabled people to a world where disabled people were just ordinary people with some additional needs.

It cannot afford to accept the continued marginalisation of a dignified man whose loyalty was abused by players who failed in their duty of care to the shirt.

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A campaigner has hailed Lego's first ever figure of a young person in a wheelchair as a step towards ending the "cultural marginalisation" of children with disabilities.