Примеры использования To further marginalization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The spatial location of housing allocated to migrants may lead to further marginalization.
This practice only leads to further marginalization of children with disabilities and increases their feelings of isolation.
If you organize a meeting with school authorities and the children find out,it could lead to further marginalization.
In addition to further marginalization, Africa faces the risks of capital flows drying up or reversing, thereby precipitating a crisis.
For the many developing countries whose capacity to invest is low,globalization will continue to expose them to further marginalization.
Fears that current patterns of market-driven globalization may even give rise to further marginalization of developing countries are not altogether unfounded.
She warned that discriminatory and stigmatizing measures affected the rights of entire communities andmight lead to further marginalization.
Those with specific needs are subject to further marginalization due to such barriers as race, language, ethnicity, culture, religion, disability, class or status.
Poor countries will therefore not be able to benefit from the positive aspects of globalization,which will then lead to further marginalization of developing countries, and in particular the least developed countries.
Trade liberalization should not lead to further marginalization of the poor countries or widen the gap between developed and developing countries. There should be increased focus on ensuring an even distribution of the gains from the Uruguay Round.
These discriminatory and stigmatizing measures affect the rights of communities andmay lead to further marginalization and possibly radicalization within those communities;
Reaffirms the need to enhance the voice and participation of developing countries in international economic decision-making and norm-setting, including African countries, and notes recent steps being taken in this regard, and emphasizes in this context that the current world economic and financial crisis andefforts to address it should not lead to further marginalization of the African continent;
The decreasing levels of funding available through international cooperation has contributed to further marginalization of a large number of developing countries and countries with economies in transition within which women are among the poorest.
The victimization and denigration of girls by the family and outsiders leads to low selfesteem among girls and women, social conditioning and the internalization of their lower social status,leading in turn to further marginalization and exploitation.
The continuing failure to adequately implement all the provisions of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord in a timely manner andto address developments that lead to further marginalization of the indigenous peoples is likely to enhance the prospects of renewed political instability and ethnic conflict in the region.
Reaffirms the need to enhance the voice and participation of developing countries, including African countries, in international economic decision-making and norm-setting, notes recent steps being taken in this regard, and emphasizes in this context that the efforts to addressthe ongoing impact of the world economic and financial crisis should not lead to further marginalization of the African continent;
Furthermore, racism and xenophobia had worsened the plight of refugees and migrants, who were subjected to attacks and hostility,leading to further marginalization, social and economic exclusion and illegal exploitation.
The forthcoming ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organization presented an opportunity to review the implementation of the Uruguay Round agreements,in particular to ensure that trade liberalization did not lead to further marginalization of the least developed countries.
The underdeveloped transit systems resulted in high transit costs and impeded access for the export/import of the goods, especially from the remote landlocked countries,and led to further marginalization of the economies of landlocked developed countries in the multilateral trading system.
Despite the obvious resource constraints experienced in emergencies, neglecting the impact of discrimination and structural inequalities in education while planning, implementing andevaluating education policies in these situations can lead to further marginalization and in some cases contribute to a recurrence of conflict.
With the worsening environmental crisis and the increased efforts of the international community to deal with it, the Special Rapporteur recognizes the need to analyse the impacts of the crisis on indigenous peoples andensure that measures to mitigate the impacts do not lead to further marginalization of indigenous peoples and violations of their rights.
Indigenous peoples have been subjected to monolithic mainstream education systems that have eroded traditional ways of life and languages, imposed foreign ideologies and belief systems and institutionalized discriminatory attitudes against indigenous peoples,leading to further marginalization and the exacerbation of conflicts, including armed conflicts.
For this reason, it is important not to focus exclusively on the economic case for securing rights related to land but to understand this as a human rights issue: while the strengthening of property rights is a condition for markets to transfer land to more productive uses and users,this should be encouraged only to the extent that it does not lead to further marginalization of the poorest, resulting for instance from distress sales of land by indebted farmers.
Managed badly, it could lead to their further marginalization and impoverishment.
LDCs are being bypassed by the process of globalization,leading to their further marginalization.
This is all the more true for the weak andpoor nations and leads to their further marginalization.
It will lead to the further marginalization of Africa, the largest regional group represented here at the United Nations.
Furthermore, addressing ageing without promoting the rights of older persons will lead to their further marginalization and disempowerment in society.
There should be an effort to ensure that special credit andsavings schemes for women did not lead to their further marginalization.
The financial crisis andefforts to address it should not lead to Africa's further marginalization.