Sentence examples for to stigmatization from inspiring English sources

Vigilance can give way to stigmatization, caution to callousness.

Social scientists also recommended additional research to help health officials deal with Chinese and other groups that were vulnerable to stigmatization in the SARS epidemic.

Ms. Babic said her victory in the Oct. 7 elections broke multiple barriers, from bigotry against women in a traditionally male-dominated society to stigmatization of the hijab that originated under the Communist regime that ruled from 1945 until Yugoslavia started to unravel in 1990.

The opposite sign is of course also possible due to stigmatization.

People experiencing severe mental health problems often feel excluded from society due to stigmatization and prejudice.

Nurse attitudes contribute to stigmatization and may affect patients' response to sickle cell cues, care-seeking, and ultimately patient outcomes.

Compared to mean-tested support systems, they are easier to administer, generate smaller overheads, and are less prone to stigmatization and errors of exclusion [47].

Research on risk profiling with the help of neurobiological instruments may lead to stigmatization and labelling of individuals at a young age.

The prevalent characteristics of street children are self-harm, criminality and substance abuse problems leading to stigmatization of street children in the society.

Early evidence from Burtless (1985) on too tightly targeted wage subsidies in the USA shows that due to stigmatization, ALMPs can have the contrary effect of reducing reemployment probabilities.

P Quinn and P De Hert, "Self Respect a "Rawlsian Primary Good" Unprotected by the European Convention on Human Rights and Its Lack of a Coherent Approach to Stigmatization?," The International Law of Discrimination and the Law 14 (2014).