Examples of using Marginalisation in English and their translations into Czech
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We need a policy that prevents social marginalisation and poverty.
Apart from hygiene issues, the deterioration of housing conditions exacerbates andoften causes the risk of segregation and marginalisation.
At the same time, however, we have seen social marginalisation and an increase in the number of insecure jobs.
In terms of the question from Mrs Pleštinská,I believe that some marginalisation does exist.
They face social exclusion and marginalisation, exacerbated by poverty, and are victims of hate crime.
The movement of workers also helps to reduce social marginalisation and poverty.
Extreme poverty, discrimination and marginalisation continue to affect large numbers of Roma throughout Europe, so it is high time for improvement.
The non-acceptance of their traditions and culture, and their marginalisation, force them into social exclusion.
There can be no dynamic, competitive economic model without genuine social investment to prevent the risks of poverty,exclusion and marginalisation.
The strategy must focus on education, butit must also prevent extreme marginalisation and avoid the reproduction of inequalities.
Overcoming the marginalisation of Roma communities by fully recognising their fundamental rights to healthcare, education and the protection of vulnerable groups is absolutely incumbent upon us.
The report we have just adopted is an important step towards measures aimed at reducing marginalisation, poverty and social exclusion.
Culture contributes to the fight against poverty and marginalisation, and plays a part in strengthening and preserving the common European spirit and heritage.
If we do not take the necessary strong measures and collective responsibility,Europe will be consigned to marginalisation and impoverishment.
The marginalisation of Tamils, at the expense of the majority Sinhalese, needs to be addressed in an urgent and permanent manner in order to ensure a stable and sustainable multiethnic society with regional devolution.
Unfortunately, there are a huge number of people facing dire poverty and marginalisation, contrary to the European Union's fundamental principles and values.
If we are not going to take specific measures and if we are not going to make major changes in terms of approach,millions of young Roma will continue to face social exclusion and marginalisation throughout their entire lives.
Therefore, I feel that this motion,which considers the Roma to be victims of marginalisation and calls for their privileged treatment on the basis of this presumed marginalisation, cannot be approved.
It concentrates mainly on two phenomenons that characterise contemporary labour markets: the increasing flexibility of work conditions andlabour markets, and the marginalisation of specific groups on the labour market.
Furthermore, marginalisation must always be fought bilaterally- on the one hand, by the public authorities but, on the other, also by the groups affected, who should also play an active part in their own integration.
Low levels of employment create favourable conditions for the spread of poverty and social marginalisation, as confirmed by the Eurobarometer report of June 2010.
This marginalisation of Christianity was exemplified recently by the Commission in the publication of their diary: Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, Jewish and Chinese festivals were marked- yet there was nothing about Christian celebrations.
A bad policy of multilingualism is based on favouring one or more languages andcondemning the rest to marginalisation in all spheres of public activity.
The camps were a sign of the Sahrawi people's peaceful protest against the repression, marginalisation and plundering of their natural resources(including fish) which they have experienced and the poor conditions in which they have been living under the Moroccan occupation.
Providing access to housing for citizens, especially vulnerable people,from communities facing dire poverty and marginalisation must be a fundamental concern of our society.
It is the result of a neoliberal policy whichis creating more and more poverty, marginalisation and exclusion, with the result that social cohesion is in jeopardy and we are heading towards extreme events such as those we are currently witnessing.
The chapter is dealing with two phenomenons that characterise contemporary labour markets: the increasing flexibility of work conditions andlabour markets, and the marginalisation of specific groups on the labour market.
Combating unemployment, marginalisation and poverty as fundamental causes of trafficking in human beings, emphasising the urgent need for a change in economic and social policy in order to prioritise the strengthening of social and employment rights, jobs with rights, good public services and economic and social progress.
In my view, this initiative will prevent social stratification in Europe in the area ofaccess to digital services, as well as the marginalisation of social groups threatened by less access to modern technology.
In the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion,I welcome this report for its contribution to encouraging all Member States to fulfil their responsibilities for active inclusion by rectifying social inequality and marginalisation.