Sentence examples for marginalised minorities from inspiring English sources

A developing national pride in Myanmar seems to be going hand in hand with greater threats towards marginalised minorities.

Urgent problems such as an ineffective judiciary, overcrowded prisons and the discrimination of marginalised minorities make privacy concerns not less relevant but certainly more abstract.

Abdullah listed the now defunded Next Wave Festival and NAVA as crucial in the evolution of his craft, which has led him to work in youth outreach programs with kids at risk, marginalised minorities, and young people with learning disabilities.

Off the field, the government's staunch Sinhalese nationalism, marked by the Sinhala language-only policy of the 1950s, marginalised minorities who struggled to compete for top jobs and university places, and found their voices stifled in courts of law and houses of parliament.

So that the public space does not simply reflect the dominant culture, but is opened up to accommodate new or marginalised minorities.

I see secessionist regions call for independence and marginalised minorities demand justice for past wrongs.

The two have joined a growing number of people whose lives have been upended by anti-gay laws that trample on an already marginalised minority in west Africa.

Researchers working with other socially marginalised, minority or deviant groups, or in certain other social contexts, have noted similar concerns arising from the use of the official written consent process where participants could 'fear that signed consent forms could make the information they provide traceable to them' (see Coomber 2002; Wiles et al. 2007: 3.17).

Republicans involved in redistricting this time around say they cannot be too aggressive if their handiwork is to have any hope of surviving.Moreover, the Voting Rights Act, originally intended to prevent the disenfranchisement of black voters in the South, makes it difficult to marginalise minority voters.

Illiteracy rates are higher among marginalised ethnic minorities and the poor: 5-35% for Roma (gypsies) in European countries, for example.

The first is the need for engineers to both be aware of and critique their own values and to be able to widen their perspective to that of the 'other' i.e. marginalised and minority groups and the environment.