Sentence examples for avoid stigmatisation from inspiring English sources

One argument, never quite made explicit, was that this would enable drivers to avoid stigmatisation.

"Live and let live is the only solution if you want to avoid stigmatisation," agreed Guy Benarousse, from the town's small Jewish community, whose project is delayed due to lack of funds.

Universal interventions promote the mental health of all children, avoid stigmatisation and generally attract community support.

Both stressed the importance of changing society's attitude towards vulnerable children, including those with disabilities and those living with HIV, to ensure inclusion and avoid stigmatisation.

Both UNICEF Ambassadors stressed the importance of changing society's attitude towards vulnerable children, including those with disabilities and those living with HIV, to ensure inclusion and avoid stigmatisation.

As Williams [ 35] suggests, girls incorporate a chronic condition with their social identity and boys tend to diminish the importance of the condition to avoid stigmatisation.

The challenge will be to support those smokers who wish to quit unassisted while avoiding stigmatisation of those smokers who want or need assistance to quit.

Promotion of uptake of KMC involves engaging all of the community including cultural, religious, and community leaders, enlisting support from grandparents and family members, and shifting social norms around KMC positioning and skin-to-skin contact while avoiding stigmatisation of KMC provision as a failure to bear a full-term infant or to afford incubator care [ 35].

Diverting children away from the formal system where possible can help to avoid this stigmatisation and labelling and is therefore better for children's development.

Women who experienced antepartum stillbirths in particular reflected the need to be 'weeping in silence' to avoid further stigmatisation for themselves and their families.

The tendency for TEM users to conceal the fact of TEM use or information relating to it, probably to avoid social stigmatisation, could have lead to further underestimation of incidence of TEM use, or affected the reported roles of its correlates.