Примеры использования Feel excluded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I feel excluded.
We make him feel excluded.
They feel excluded and lonely.
No one should feel excluded.
The contents of the school curriculum, for instance history,can make a child feel excluded.
No nation must feel excluded.
We do not want anyone to feel excluded as regards such a noble objective as that of international disarmament.
I-I don't want you to feel excluded.
If people feel excluded from the future, their alienation gives them a mad and violent certainty.
Many small andmedium-sized countries feel excluded.
Yet, in fact, many of these Governments feel excluded from the most important decisions.
Once again, Anita, what you're saying is that you got so caught up in your work life that Elaine couldn't help but feel excluded.
In this mobilization for a new culture of life no one must feel excluded: everyone has an important role to play.
They feel that the time has come. That maybe they are going to be able, through Islam, regroup the resentment felt by the third world,including all those who, in the Western societies, feel excluded.
Yet these are opaque to the non-EU Parties, who feel excluded from most of the evolving arguments.
However, since most pupils in Catholic schools are Muslims, Christian parents are hesitant to seek such exemption for their children,for fear that they will be criticized or feel excluded by their Muslim classmates.
Saharans of all political persuasions told him that they feel excluded from the negotiations meant to determine their future.
He should also bring about a solution to the problems relating to the representation of the internal andexternal political opposition, many of whom feel excluded from the next national dialogue.
At the same time, for enlargement to work,it is of critical importance that none feel excluded and that the principle of equitable geographic representation prevails.
It also includes an important section on women under customary law, so thatsuch women do not feel excluded from these rights.
And certainly Barna didn't help anyone by labeling them‘Revolutionaries' andmaking others feel excluded from their spiritual passions and hungers.
Without widespread social participation andvaluing of all local cultures, we acknowledge that those from majority communities can also feel excluded or left behind by social change.
We then consider how volunteerism serves as a pathway to inclusion for those members of the population that feel excluded on the grounds of, for example, age, gender and disability.
Therefore, we find the principles of justice, transparency and solidarity in international affairs as something which must be respected, so thatno State need feel excluded or bullied because of its size.
While economic, social and demographic changes may be contributing to the increase in civic and political participation among older persons to some extent,one of the primary factors is that older persons often feel excluded from mainstream politics and societal debates and that representative democracy and existing development frameworks have failed to address their concerns.
Economic inequality, access to opportunity and a surging aspiration for basic freedom and human dignity are huge mobilizing forces in many countries,particularly among young women and men who feel excluded or marginalized by political or economic elites.
Switzerland further pointed to low levels of interest among youth in public affairs,observing that young people often feel excluded from-- and unable to contribute to or influence-- decision-making processes.
He believed that the problem in the country stemmed basically from the fact that other tribes andpopulation groups in the Sudan felt excluded from the peace process.
This is particularly evident among Afro-Guyanese individuals and communities that reported feeling excluded, discriminated against and criminalized.
Sometimes there has been a lack of transparency andquite often the stakeholders felt excluded from the decision-making processes.