Sentence examples for context of marginalisation from inspiring English sources

This is a significant change from traditional approaches to quality of care assessment in the context of marginalisation where objective measures are lacking.

An emphasis was put on self-referrals as the overall service accessibility and networking were highlighted in other PROMO data and in the findings of previous studies on the provision of care in the context of marginalisation.

Porter's thesis is that recognition and discussion of mobile pastoralists in the Near East have been relegated in archaeological accounts, an oversight which may be viewed within the context of the marginalisation of pastoralists in the modern world, and the fact that these accounts are written by scholars from sedentary societies focussing on the machinery of the early states.

This paper explores the concept of marginalisation with specific reference to historical, economic, and demographic change.

Beyond this, we would also contend that the insights provided by the research participants may also have relevance in constructing effective research transfer in other sectors, particularly in research carried out in the context of disadvantage and marginalisation.

It makes sense that very different approaches would be needed to prevent the sexual abuse of children in their family home, in an organisational setting, over the Internet, in a conflict zone, or of a child exploited for sex in the context of extreme poverty or marginalisation.

Many providers felt highly anxious and frustrated by having to manage competing and intense pressures within the constraints of limited resources, further fueling a sense of marginalisation from the present context: I lie awake at night, worrying that I will be sued, my house and car repossessed, my family compromised by these challenges.

Both the GDR's Westpolitik and West German anticommunism had shared aims in the context of the East-West conflict: marginalisation of political opponents and stabilisation of their respective systems.

Resource needs are particularly acute as additional points of marginalisation emerge from factors such as ethnic minority status and rural context.

Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.

But Labour needs to see clearly the dangers of marginalisation.