Sentence examples for its marginalisation from inspiring English sources

Its marginalisation can only be understood as an outgrowth of much broader political and economic developments.

Mr Obama has repeatedly argued that IS has been strengthened by the Iraqi government's mistakes, specifically its marginalisation of Arab Sunnis, who make up about a quarter of Iraq's 33m population.

In finding the right to health is indeed at the periphery of post-2015 heandh andevelopmentnt dialogue, we provide six reasons participants gave for its marginalisation.

Another considered "why there hasn't been so much focus on the right to health over the last 10 to 15 years" was part of "a much bigger and broader discussion" ; that its marginalisation could be attributed to global health being "more shaped and designed by economists than law or human rights" [Iv4178].

Of more immediate concern could be Hezbollah's reaction to its political marginalisation – a reaction that may be further radicalised if a more moderate and less militant leader, such as Mir Hossein Mousavi, is elected in Iran.

The bloody attack on the In Amenas gas facility in south-eastern Algeria was its first big operation, showing that he remained influential despite his marginalisation within AQIM.

Its consequence is the marginalisation of those citizens for whom religious faith is both the deepest and the most comprehensive source of normative guidance.

This was one of the flashpoints on Monday when anger boiled over across the city not just at the handling of the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray while in police custody from a severed spine this month in mysterious circumstances, but at what many say has been years of marginalisation of its black youth.

Hamas leaders themselves, as well as others, have warned that its continued isolation and marginalisation from the decision-making process will inevitably result in the growth of Salafi and al-Qaida-type organisations in Gaza "who will make Hamas look like cupcakes".

But his marginalisation is also a result of Labour strategy.

We supply an explicit formula for it, and study some of its properties, such as associativity, marginalisation and external additivity, which are basic tools to work with the independent natural extension.