Sentence examples for for the marginalisation from inspiring English sources

Or in the 1980s, which saw the replacement of national capitalism with global capitalism, setting the stage for the marginalisation of national labour unions and the organised working class.

Using the public buses therefore signals being part of a larger polity, rather than being 'needy', and mitigates the potential for the marginalisation of older people.

For Vali, the marginalisation of Iran's Kurds stems from quite recent political decisions and has two dimensions.

"What has happened is emblematic of the marginalisation of the political voices of the young.

The marginalisation of black stand-up, says Hunter, can't be separated from the marginalisation of blacks (and poor whites) in society at large.

And IS could not have taken control of swathes of Iraq this summer, including Mosul, the second-largest city, had it not been for the systematic marginalisation of Sunnis by the Shia-led government of Nuri al-Maliki.IS has become bigger, better armed and financed and more brutal than other terrorist outfits.

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.

In other words, for Habermas, the trend is toward the marginalisation and instrumentalisation of the subject, whose activities become automated and overregulated.

The armed violence in Sabah isn't good news for the 800,000 Filipino Muslims living there, with the marginalisation stemming from the conflict already forcing some of them out of the region.

The main group, the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA) claims to fight against the marginalisation and oppression of the Tuareg people in northern Mali.

The war ended in 1972, but the marginalisation continued.