Examples of using Stigmatized in English and their translations into German
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Do you know how it feels to be stigmatized like that?
Other groups were stigmatized as"heterodox sects" and often persecuted.
And so many other politicizedand stigmatized issues.
Mobile diagnostics for stigmatized diseases in developing countries.
For some children, their disability means being stigmatized and excluded.
Stigmatized by the Oderen villagers and by her mother's half-brothers, Emma learned to be headstrong.
Discrimination against stigmatized people happens all too often.
Stigmatized by the Oderen villagers and by her mother's half-brothers, Emma learned to be headstrong.
His grandfather was involved in this revolution.But it didn't succeed so that he was stigmatized.
Nor will it be of consolation to be told that her stigmatized status as a whore is culturally defined.
He stigmatized Aristotle lock, stock and barrel as innovator who tends to atheism and betrays the tradition.
Al Jazeera deplored the lack of reaction and stigmatized Syria as the“kingdom of silence” sic.
Perhaps it sometimes conceals the causes, while locating the problem entirely withinthe child, who is often stigmatized as a result.
Song of joy And if ever stigmatized And I get hit and scold, I sit down and the words One song of joy.
The speakers of indigenous languages left school as analphabets, stigmatized as uneducated indios.
People with visible illnesses and strongly stigmatized illnesses, such as obesity or mental illness, are at risk of losing their jobs.
It is once again allowed to speak ofveracity and honesty without blushing or without being stigmatized as illusionist.
The parents feared their children would be stigmatized, so they choose to hide them when in public.
So what's sometimes seen as the problem with adolescents- heightened risk-taking, poor impulse control, self-consciousness-shouldn't be stigmatized.
Professor Schäfer-Korting:"many patients affected feel stigmatized, have a high psychological strain and thus a considerably impaired quality of life.
The so-called therapeutic measuresrevealed themselves as part of a moral ritual by which society stigmatized some of its members.
Pre-marital sex is highly stigmatized, leading to limited access to birth control and to the majority of the female population being cut.
After a year in prison, their case was dropped and they were released butnot before leaving them traumatised and stigmatized by the experience.
Odds are if you have been dealing with stigmatized social conditions for a while, you know automatically who those people are.
Less reactionary but similarly problematic is the moral conviction of certain companies and multinationalcorporations, whose practices are- often rightly- stigmatized as especially abhorrent.
Plenty of stigmatized conditions don't necessarily need treatment, but some people could benefit from guidance on how to best handle social pressures.
The eleven remaining orchestramembers who were married to Jewish women or stigmatized as"half-Jewish" lived under the constant threat of revocation of their"special permission.
It was a victory over a blatant act of bigotry,a 670-page Belgium Parliamentary Commission report published in 1997 that stigmatized 189 religions and religious organizations.
In a social context where Roma population is frequently stigmatized, the french government has promised to conduct an investigation on the conditions of the arrest.
These distinctions were of course SS-defined categories. They served, among other things,to play off the groups of prisoners stigmatized with differently colored triangles against each other.