Sentence examples for avoid stigmatising from inspiring English sources

But no action was taken so as to avoid "stigmatising the young student".

The free bags are unbranded to avoid stigmatising those who use them.

Items are handed out in carrier bags to avoid stigmatising those accessing the service.

Headteacher Penny Spencer says that, to avoid stigmatising pupils or parents, the bagels are offered to all.

That was mostly to avoid stigmatising them, but cost may also have played a part in the decision.

Most public figures now avoid stigmatising whole groups, but feral children remain fair game for bully-pulpit moralisers.It is easy to understand blame's appeal.

"Sometimes I feel so angry that I can't breathe, and then I fall unconscious," says Abouni, who asked to be referred to by a pseudonym to avoid being stigmatised at the camp.

Moreover, the questionnaires were completed in the presence of the social worker of the prison and it is possible that some prisoners may have misreported their physical and mental health state in an attempt to avoid being stigmatised or to avoid the risk of being deprived of certain privileges (e.g., being allowed to work in prison, or being allowed to leave the prison on temporary licence).

Treatment and care options to suit individual preferences are required to avoid further stigmatising marginalised groups.

Care must be taken to avoid further stigmatising overweight and obese young people, and to ensure the health messages delivered in obesity prevention interventions do not damage any other domains of health, such as normal eating behaviours, or self-esteem.

Opposition to the proposal includes the promotion of abstinence instead, to avoid girls being stigmatised.