Examples of using Marginalised in English and their translations into Czech
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Now we have been marginalised.
They feel marginalised, and in actual fact they are often left to struggle on their own.
And I feel marginalised.
The national parliaments will, of course, be marginalised.
His people were marginalised, brutalised.
People also translate
The majority of the population had been marginalised.
Victims are often children who are marginalised, disadvantaged or discriminated against, 60 including children with disabilities.
I'm sorry, I didn't realise you were feeling marginalised.
This is because the Roma population is the largest marginalised community in Europe, with a high level of cross-border mobility within Europe.
Cyril's supporters were naturally angry, butthe followers of Nestorius felt marginalised and insulted too.
The third T, tolerance,makes it possible for everyone, including the marginalised and weak, to participate in the processes leading to improvement, social inclusion and new knowledge.
I'm from Saggitaron, andthat man doesn't speak for all of us. His people were marginalised, brutalised.
I agree with the need to deal with the question of housing for marginalised communities, in the context of a change in the ERDF regulation.
I would encourage this House to look at this as part of the problem of housing in marginalised communities.
We bear a share of the responsibility for ensuring that people are not marginalised and that they do not withdraw into parallel societies or a world of make-believe.
Tourism plays an essential role in the socio-economic development of rural areas,which are often marginalised and underdeveloped.
It is clear from the resolution that the Roma population is the largest marginalised community in the report receiving support, plus others of similar socio-economic condition.
It has been pointed out and, having discussed it,we suggest that it should be expanded to other marginalised groups.
It allows the 27 to use the ERDF to finance the construction of new dwellings for marginalised communities and for the renovation and replacement of existing buildings.
The real driving force behind the EU's foreign policy will be the Commission; Member States andthe Council will be continually marginalised.
It gives people a chance to tell personal stories about their lived experience and provides marginalised people with the opportunity to be seen, heard and included.
Unfortunately, the European political leaders who went to the island did not have any time to meet with the representatives of the dissidents,who therefore felt marginalised.
This amendment applies only to the new Member States which, let us not forget,have large marginalised migrant communities living in rural areas.
It is not because the Member of the Commission is representing the interest of his or her country butbecause the Member of the Commission must ensure that no country is marginalised.
In writing.- I support this report which extends eligibility of housing interventions in marginalised communities to the European Regional Development Fund ERDF.
The situation is more serious than one would believe: the ratio of long-term unemployed has grown by leaps and bounds among the Roma, and more andmore of them become marginalised.
However, in accordance with the common basic principles on Roma inclusion,the proposal does not exclude other marginalised groups sharing similar social economic circumstances.
It is clearly a mainstream concept, in no way a social policy pushed to the side, with a series of undoubtedly interesting and technical aspects, butnonetheless clearly marginalised.
The issue of work safety for foreigners has received relatively little attention and is marginalised in the Czech environment, and thus it will also be presented to the public through scholarly publications, case studies from the field, a special web platform, and with the help of a manual for foreigners and helping professions.
In my country, which is no exception,the Roma are socially marginalised and live in poverty.