Sentence examples for a stigmatisation of from inspiring English sources

Then the prejudice against it – ultimately rooted in a stigmatisation of male, working-class speech – will dissipate.

In general, the country's repressive approach towards drug users and homosexuals contributes to a stigmatisation of the disease.

Unless there are other circumstances, these events seems to suggest a stigmatisation of someone because of their medical condition, something that certainly should not be happening in 21st-century Britain.

Also, the inclusion of all children in a class avoids any stigmatisation of overweight and unfit children and gives all children an equal chance to benefit from this type of intervention.

In contrast, a working group for the International Human Rights Council sees criminalisation as an unnecessary stigmatisation of a necessary reproductive choice that all women should be able to make.

But many parents, teachers and leftwing opposition politicians call it a deliberate stigmatisation of Islam that is cruel to children by playing politics with school lunches.

Malawi has spent 60 years trying to get this Central American food to grow in Africa, and there has been a deliberate stigmatisation of African food.

"Francis had no affiliation with any gang whatsoever," says King. "It became very apparent that there is a big stigmatisation of gangs and gang culture.

Where there is a risk of stigmatisation of, and possible harms to, participants or participant networks, there has been engagement with the affected community to assess the risks of participation without consent.

Where there is a risk of stigmatisation of, and possible harms to, participants or participant networks, there has been engagement with the affected community to assess the risks of participation without consent Health conditions and predispositions are often linked to social and other forms of stigma.

Opponents of routine staff screening argue that there is no proof of its benefit [ 43], that there is a risk of stigmatisation of those affected and that reliable evidence is limited on the effectiveness of staff screening for the prevention and control of MRSA in an endemic setting [ 13].