Sentence examples for marginalized issue from inspiring English sources

Within the WHO, it appears important to link with existing priorities (if possible) in order to attract attention to an otherwise marginalized issue.

The findings imply that Korean approach has marginalized key issues relating to the development potential inherent in the combination of knowledge and technology and thus conflicts with broader development suggestions of participative design.

The "corruption-causes-poverty narrative" has become so hegemonic that it has often marginalized policy issues from political discourse.

It has driven foreign policy and defense matters, short of crises, off the national agenda, marginalizing important issues like trade and development assistance.

But some wrongheaded individuals seek to silence or marginalize social issues, oblivious to the profound reality -- proven throughout history -- that where families crumble there is an unstoppable public outcry for government to fill the void with massive entitlements and programs.

Colin Kaepernick's protest is being rebranded to appease the sensitive palates of middle-class and culturally insensitive Americans, while simultaneously attempting to undermine the effectiveness of his protest by marginalizing the issues that he set out to address.

When you look back on it, the world would have done well to listen to them, but they were often dismissed in foreign policy circles as talking about "women's issues," marginalized in that familiar way.

With Managing Inclusion, the idea is to teach managers about the issues marginalized and underrepresented people may face.

The introduction provides a primer on the right to health and human rights, and the nine chapters each focus on a different health issue or marginalized or vulnerable population.

Despite the fact that half of the world's population is female, women's rights have become marginalized as a "minority issue".

Concurrently, the Network is continuing its work to bring together leading grassroots and academic experts to examine the intersections among issues facing marginalized communities and our responses to them.