Second, the installation of effective civil and political organizations will marginalize the more radical groups.
His team is supposed to deliver the development and good governance that will marginalize the Taliban.
Like Syria's Christians, many are deeply suspicious and fear that a new Sunni government will marginalize them even further.
In separate testimony, Mr. Bethune said that the deals would "create a cartel that will marginalize smaller competitors like Continental".
The party powers-that-be, the physics of the Washington bureaucracy and gridlock will marginalize him out of the disruption he would have been elected to embody within his first 100 days.
Afghanistan, six years after the toppling of the Taliban, stands at a tipping point: only improved governance, a less corrupt police force and material progress will marginalize the back-to-the-past brigade.
Jackson has some notable advantages over Sharpton, and it is hardly certain that his recent difficulties, including the publicly raised questions about his finances, will marginalize him as much as those sources close to Sharpton might anticipate.
Besides enlarging the forest, which straddles the New York-New Jersey border -- with 17,000 acres in Orange County and 2,000 more in Passaic County -- the deal to be announced today will marginalize development to a few fringe areas, blocking plans that once called for 13,000 homes, 8 million square feet of commercial buildings, golf courses and other projects in what is now forest.
Gam Shawng Gunhtang, the Kachin general, is worried that the pipeline will marginalize the borderland ethnic groups and give the upper hand to Myanmar's junta, also known as the State Peace and Development Council, or S.P.D.C. "The S.P.D.C. is trying to convince the Chinese government that the borderland armed groups are not political groups — just insurgents or terrorists," the general said.
