Sentence examples for whose marginalisation from inspiring English sources
But the greatest number of people in need, 3.5 million, are in Kenya's arid northern regions, whose marginalisation by the government has magnified the effects of the increasingly frequent droughts.
Moreover, as our report today points out, the pandemic is creating a vast population of orphaned children whose marginalisation violates virtually every article of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
We need to dissect the complex cocktail of grievances that has brought us this rough climate in the first place: the marginalisation of majorities whose anger, fear and perceived powerlessness is being transformed into greed, bitterness and hatred.
It cannot afford to accept the continued marginalisation of a dignified man whose loyalty was abused by players who failed in their duty of care to the shirt.
In other words, for Habermas, the trend is toward the marginalisation and instrumentalisation of the subject, whose activities become automated and overregulated.
As a professor of social work, whose work and discipline concerns the eradication of disadvantage and marginalisation, I can only think that Hughes's view obfuscates the real location of the problem: a lack of social and educational support earlier in life, which has grave implications for our future cultural, intellectual and economic life as a nation.
With the EU struggling to cope with last month's Irish rejection of the Lisbon treaty, some thoughtful types even welcome Mr Sarkozy's impatience with the "business as usual" reaction of the pro-European establishment, whose grandees argue that Ireland must simply vote again, if need be under threat of expulsion or marginalisation.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
And know whose socks are whose.
Depends on whose mind, whose soul.
