Sentence examples for marginalised region from inspiring English sources

Attention is drawn particularly to sub-Saharan Africa as a marginalised region at risk of further marginalisation if the power associated with the new biotechnology is not used more wisely than power has been used in the past.

But al-Shabaab has shown itself capable of operating at will in the vast, historically marginalised region near the Somalia border where they are most active.

From the frayed outposts in Moroto district to Rata in Amudat district and Nakapiripirit, gold lies in every tiny pocket of Karamoja, Uganda's most marginalised region in the country's north-east.

At roughly $10 per person per year for the 1 billion citizens of the first world, the cost of saving millions of lives is paltry.Connecting the marginalised regions.

Rich and poor countries could design co-operative schemes to bring new technologies to the marginalised regions, sharing the fiscal costs.Information technology offers another huge opportunity, because it can overcome many of the disadvantages of distance.

A new multilateral trade round, with a focus on better market access for the poorest countries, could do much to put this right.The World Bank and IMF must adopt a new approach in helping marginalised regions to connect to the world economy.

Following the south's formal declaration of independence observers have warned that opposition from Sudan's marginalised regions like Darfur and South Kordofan may grow.

In many countries where overall progress has been made, that progress has been inequitable, with higher mortality among children in marginalised regions, especially remote areas and those affected by armed conflict [ 1, 2].

Her journeys between the two countries brought home the increasing restrictions and challenges facing women in Pakistan, particularly in the marginalised rural regions and those areas affected by recurrent natural disasters.

People go to the beach every night to pick them up".Apart from its remoteness and lack of official authority and the alienation of its marginalised Amerindians therefrom the region has another advantage for the traffickers: dozens of airstrips, built with American help for the Honduran-based Contras fighting in next-door Nicaragua in the 1980s.

Egyptian-born blogger Mona Eltahawy says that social media has given the most marginalised groups in the region a voice.