Sentence examples for not marginalised from inspiring English sources

Francis also said gays should be "integrated" not marginalised.

They want to turn the clock back to a time when they were not marginalised.

I urge the government to recognise their importance, and ensure these subjects are not marginalised for our nation's children.

Mr Cameron says he supports deeper integration within the euro zone, as long as Britain does not have to pay, loses no sovereignty and yet is not marginalised.

When we're not marginalised, we don't see how much of the politics, history, philosophy, theology, and sometimes even science we take for granted as empirical takes into consideration our own life experience automatically.

"But looking closer at each of these movies illustrates yet again that film still lags far behind television and online streaming content in providing platforms for queer voices that are not marginalised".

Probably not so long as it did not marginalise parliamentary opposition indefinitely.

How do you express your desires in ways that do not marginalise others?

We will not marginalise it if we pretend it does not exist or is beneath challenge.

To ensure we do not marginalise sport and creative subjects, we believe they must be included as a sixth pillar of the new Ebacc qualification, in addition to the five core subject areas proposed by the government," said Sport and Recreation Alliance chairman, Andy Reed.

These books aren't marginalised – they win prizes.