Sentence examples for marginalisation on from inspiring English sources

No studies have been done on the effects of marginalisation on cardiovascular disease in the Sami population of Norway.

No sex difference was found in the effects of marginalisation on self-reported life-time cardiovascular disease.

In this article, we have presented the effects of marginalisation on self-reported life-time cardiovascular disease (CVD) by Sami majority and minority areas.

NEPAD is an African-conceived, African-owned and African-led initiative in which countries have committed themselves to take responsibility for their own development and reduce marginalisation on the international scene.

Due to their past experiences with the health services and the on-going marginalisation of Aboriginal people within Australian society, many Aboriginal people are fearful toward western health care and use healthcare services reluctantly [ 5], with many feeling uncomfortable and mistrustful of mainstream health care institutions [ 8, 14, 15].

One of the perhaps most welcome effects of the club's hard-nosed drive toward internationalisation has been the marginalisation of local politicians on the board.

The looming marginalisation of the Kaczynskis on the Polish political scene could have grave consequences for the Tories' alliance of Eurosceptics as well.

"Can you ignore the marginalisation of women's lives on the records that line your record shelves in hopes that feigned ignorance will bridge the gulf … ?" she demanded.

Far from the inflexible French model of secularism, secular law in our progressively plural society protects and embraces Britain's diversity and thus subverts, in theory, the marginalisation of citizens who hold on to multiple identities.

"The temptation – already apparent on screen – is the marginalisation of 'remit' programmes in favour of those that will reliably attract much bigger audiences to help shore up revenues," he said.

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.  .