Exemplos de uso de To marginalise em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Providing information to marginalised groups is a local and regional responsibility.
During that period the Israeli Government has been seeking to marginalise President Arafat himself.
We cannot afford to marginalise Russia, we have to engage with it in a constructive way.
We shall achieve the exact opposite andare more likely to marginalise these people.
Until now, this support only applied to marginalised communities living in urban areas in the new Member States.
By the same token,the Vienna system was destroyed in the wake of the desire to marginalise Russia in European affairs.
The Venezuelan government has sought to marginalise the country's human rights defenders by repeatedly accusing them of seeking to undermine Venezuelan democracy with the support of the US government”.
They must not be allowed to use our common institutions to marginalise the smaller Member States.
We must come up with measures that respond to the needs of producers in these areas and,until producers' organisations are in place there, it would be unfair and unacceptable to marginalise them.
Meanwhile, the NSDAP began passing laws to marginalise Jews and remove them from German society.
This tends to marginalise the relevance of socioeconomic research, and, in future, technological research should therefore be developed in tandem with the development of society's needs, values and expectations.
In this hybrid system, part-capitalist, part-communist,China has done everything to marginalise Tibetan culture along with this minority.
Rebuilding the right environment to respond to marginalised children by restoring their neglected rights to education, livelihood options and support in their transition from adolescence to young adulthood.
Huneric, Genseric's successor, issued edicts against Catholics in 483 and 484 in an effort to marginalise them and make Arianism the primary religion in North Africa.
In Lamu, Kenya, Maja's workshop is one of many local businesses that the AKF-supported youth groups are working with to provide skills building andapprenticeship programmes to marginalised and idle youth.
The Basque Government, headed by Mr Ibarretxe,wishes to discriminate against, to marginalise and to expel these Basque teachers from the administration.
Maja Ali's carpentry workshop in Kenya is one of many local businesses that the AKF-supported youth groups are working with,to provide skills building and apprenticeship programmes to marginalised and idle youth.
The deal would have ramifications across the Atlantic as it would threaten to marginalise the CME Group, the US' s most influential exchange operator, in Europe.
Since the current laws cannot be applied to marginalised communities, the proposed change would fill a gap in the legislation, in order to cope with the problem of these people's precarious conditions of life in a more appropriate way.
It takes advantage of audio and text to address language andliteracy barriers when reaching out to marginalised audiences that don't have access to other media.
The need to prevent states becoming fragile anda concern not to marginalise the most vulnerable countries and peoples are an integral part of the EU's approach; this is as much in the interests of solidarity as of international security and aid effectiveness.
In almost every paragraph of its resolution,the European Parliament broadens the interpretation of the decision of the Cologne Council in order to boost its own sense of importance, to marginalise national Parliaments and to prepare for the transformation of the Charter into a European Constitution.
In an interview, he said"Antiquisation has a double goal,which is to marginalise the Albanians and create an identity that will not allow Albanians to become Macedonians.
This new problem basically stems from the idea that such areas should be some sort of"theme park", with the result that everything is artificial, decontextualised and impersonal. The aesthetic criteria underlying this idea are based mistakenly on biodiversity protection regulations oran image of the countryside that seeks to marginalise or romanticise agricultural activity.
It is up to the honourable Members on the Conservative benches in this Chamber to decide whether to marginalise themselves further, not simply within the United Kingdom, but also within the European Union.
The Commission is well aware of the importance of fisheries agreements for certain regions that are highly dependent on this activity: European regions of Denmark, Ireland, Scotland, Andalusia, Portugal and, Galicia, with extremely high unemployment rates and no industrial activity,that have exchanged their potential competitiveness for a marginal activity that the Commission seems to want to marginalise still further- and I am sorry to be so harsh.
In all professional fields, in whatever economic activity,one comes across developments that continue to marginalise women through low salaries, social exclusion and a marked difficulty in accessing a normal social life.
The possible interventions proposed under this area include: sensitising the broader public; providing in depth analysis of the core issues; providing first hand exposure to the RBO activities through involvingthe public in activities; reaching out to marginalised groups and younger audiences; and providing updates and specific information on RBO initiatives through a website.
The Commission took good note of the Council's wish to make sure that Communityassistance continues to contribute to an open and modern economy and to marginalise the nationalist elements obstructing economic reforms as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina's rapprochement towards the EU.
The European Union must contribute to marginalising that regime, demanding freedom for Aung San Suu Kyi and other prisoners of conscience, and the participation of political parties in any democratically oriented process.