Sentence examples for from being stigmatised from inspiring English sources

"Luton suffers from being stigmatised.

It suggests introducing cashless payments to reduce long queues and prevent children who receive free school meals from being stigmatised.

It also suggests introducing cashless payments to reduce long queues and prevent children who receive free school meals from being stigmatised.

Inability to cope with stigma, especially for girls, originated from being stigmatised by peers at school and work.

Kikki Skjermo, a lively woman who travelled here from Norway, described being stigmatised as a "Nazi child" during her childhood in a Norwegian children's home.

"Young people from these neighbourhoods are scared of being stigmatised by this.

The rapper has spoken about seeing people he admired in his neighbourhood pretending to be from somewhere else, for fear of being stigmatised.

"Victims are being stigmatised and discouraged from reporting their horrific abuse because of a system which is ponderous, accusatory and further traumatises them," he said.

You'd often find midwifes not providing abortions because they fear the victimisation, being stigmatised, being isolated from their peers, and also within the community itself.

They did not expect support from their managers and were concerned about being stigmatised or treated inappropriately.

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