Sentence examples for the marginalizing of from inspiring English sources
This contrasts starkly with the seemingly complacent American attitude toward the marginalizing of public television and radio.
It also touches the core of other sensitive issues: xenophobia and the marginalizing of American players, who for the past three decades have been about 80percentt black.
While single-sex schools in the Middle East are protected environments, reflecting women's traditional roles in Muslim society, the American colleges, for all their white-glove history and academic prominence, are liberal strongholds where students fiercely debate political action, gender identity and issues like "heteronormativity," the marginalizing of standards that are other than heterosexual.
On 22 March, the French Academy called on lawmakers to prevent the changes, saying they favored "the marginalizing of our language".
This focus has included the marginalizing of Sheila Bair, the chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (and a Republican) who has been ringing the alarm bell about the foreclosure crisis for two years now.
The marginalizing of people through ignorance, fear or feelings of superiority prevents many people from achieving their full potential and keeps them from participating fully in society.
The silencing or marginalizing of the Arab Jewish voice has had a profoundly deleterious affect on the conflict.
He added "Child participation should also be a mean to promote greater equity and ensure the participation of the marginalized to strengthen dialogue and integration".
Protests may arise spontaneously, but the philosophical, spiritual, and musical coping mechanisms that connect the racially marginalized of the world are anything but spontaneous -- and deserve respect.
Arbus unflinchingly examined the marginalized figures of society.
However, the bad results of the Marginalized Graph kernel, regardless of the choice for the AD threshold, should not be interpreted as a weakness of the applicability domain estimation.
