Sentence examples for marginalisation for from inspiring English sources
The report by the UN's Afghanistan mission said that such practices are problem in all communities and cause "suffering, humiliation and marginalisation for millions of Afghan women and girls".
Marginalisation for many indigenous individuals involves amongst other things social exclusion, discrimination, and loss of indigenous language, traditions and subsistence rights [ 1- 3].
We all have an idea of some of the causes of bias and bigotry: divisions between racial and ethnic groups, geographic segregation and economic marginalisation, competition for resources between rival groups.
Much like their Somali counterparts in the northeast, locals here have a shared sense of profound marginalisation, and for a long time no one has really given a shit.
The 2010 marginalisation index for Mexico (based on access to basic infrastructure services, housing conditions, education attainment and wage earnings) at the local level served as a criterion for marginalisation.
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.
Barcelona are braced to receive him in the weeks to come as a season that two months ago had been notable only for his marginalisation from the first team, now threatens glorious reward.
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.
Therefore, the "pragmatic" marginalisation of human rights for many of our respondents was most apt as a means to thwart such future apocalyptic imaginings, and certainly most economically prudent.
Modernisation theory (Cowgill 1986) has been applied to the study of social support in developing countries and for emigrants from these countries, while minority group theory (Wirth 1945) has focused on marginalisation from mainstream society for older migrants, and the impact that this may have on care and support.
For Vali, the marginalisation of Iran's Kurds stems from quite recent political decisions and has two dimensions.
