Sentence examples for the stigmatization of from inspiring English sources

So is the stigmatization of those whom sexual-harassment case law is designed to assist.

When Mrs. Kirchner took over in 2007, the stigmatization of abortion increased, the group said.

Responsibility for the stigmatization of large groups of people can partly be laid at our door.

Mental health advocates also opposed the measure, arguing that reporting these records to a federal database contributed to the stigmatization of mental illness.

With climate change, the stigmatization of the fossil fuel companies is already spreading from universities and churches to city and state pension funds.

But he warns that the "stigmatization of Muslims in this country risks turning the cliché of the radical Muslim into a reality".

Ben Ahmed said that he had two jobs in the 93: "to correct bad ideas in religion, and to end the stigmatization of that religion".

The implied cross in the diamond-shaped abstractions Mr. Richter made in 1998 when a church commissioned him to paint the stigmatization of St. Francis.

The stigmatization of left-wing politicians and left-wing ideas dates back to the Cold War, which ended twenty-five yeago ago.

"It's what we call Romanipen_._ "But where the stigmatization of the Roma is so strong, as in France right now, the Roma begin to divide.

"The Stigmatization of St. Francis" (published 1586) is an arresting engraving of the saint in the wilderness, kneeling in ecstasy, hands outstretched to receive the stigmata conveyed by rays from above.