Sentence examples for end the marginalisation of from inspiring English sources
At the time, the MNLA seemed to be the credible voice of the rebels and the Tuaregs, and its demands for an independent state seemed for some the only way to end the marginalisation of northern Mali's nomad populations.
The whole initiative is the brainchild of Baroness Buscombe of Goring, a close aide to Mr Hague who recently dispensed with her title as Tory vice chairperson for women in an attempt to end the marginalisation of women in the party.
"We are extremely saddened by this missed opportunity on the part of the people of the United States to join smaller democracies in ending the marginalisation of women," Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the first woman to be elected as head of state in Africa, told BBC television.
Christine Chinkin, professor of law at LSE and head of the new centre, said it would provide an opportunity to further her long-term commitment "to ending the marginalisation of woman's human rights in academia, including the right of women to be free from all forms of violence".
A campaigner has hailed Lego's first ever figure of a young person in a wheelchair as a step towards ending the "cultural marginalisation" of children with disabilities.
This is what the three openly gay imams – Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed, Daayiee Abdullah and Muhsin Hendricks – I spoke to are trying to get across, aiming to the end the marginalisation inflicted on LGBT Muslims because of their sexuality. .
Protesters are demanding an end to what they see as the marginalisation of Sunnis, who dominated the country until the U.S.-led invasion.
The marginalisation of black stand-up, says Hunter, can't be separated from the marginalisation of blacks (and poor whites) in society at large.
The marginalisation of English prompted a fifth of the Anglophone minority to emigrate.
