Sentence examples for being marginalised from from inspiring English sources

"Twenty years of repression and resistance," they chanted.Since the union between north and south in 1990, and a short civil war that followed in 1994, southerners have complained of being marginalised from the country's economy and politics.

Viewing the grave situation of orphans and vulnerable children being marginalised from the family care system and community structures, UNICEF and the Government of Rwanda Government initiated the Child Protection Project as part of the 2001-2006 Profram of Cooperation.

Health professionals from high income countries indicated that they would reluctantly support re-infibulation of women from countries where this is customary to protect the woman from being marginalised from her community [ 26, 31].

They suggested that important perspectives (those of the patient, GP, or lay representative), widely recognised as essential to fair deliberation of complex cases [ 50, 51], are being marginalised from IFR decision-making, and superseded by an algorithmic, technocratic approach to potentially 'exceptional' cases, which by their very definition, should not be judged against a set of rules.

Is it desirable that men are marginalised from caretaking roles?

The film is about Julieta, a woman who has somehow been marginalised from her own life.

In Urubichá, she says, women have no time to organise and are marginalised from political life.

That historic visibility was usually confined to art and performance, however, and they were marginalised from the mainstream.

Yet, in the countryside, they have 95% of the voice, and everyone else is marginalised from decision-making.

Yes, many of them are marginalised from mainstream workplaces but this does not mean they should be rampantly (or even slightly) abused.

He said that academics who declined to work with the institutes would be marginalised from the development of Chinese studies in their institutions.