Examples of using Marginalize in English and their translations into Hungarian
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That marginalizes people.
They are, therefore, marginalized.
Marginalized and oppressed people.
He doesn't want to be marginalized.
The marginalized and forgotten.
We cannot let the Palestinian issue be marginalized.
It's like we're marginalized others or something.
We cannot let the Palestinian issue be marginalized.
As human animals, marginalized, locked away in cages?
No longer would our kind be hunted, marginalized, burned.
Membership in a marginalized or vulnerable social group, such as social castes, immigrants or refugees.
Overlooked" is including other marginalized people as well.
In post-Saddam Iraq the Shiite majority in the rich river valleys stretching from Baghdad toBasra had begun to claim power and marginalize the Sunnis.
It multiplies the stresses marginalized communities already face.
On too many occasions, well-meaning activists have fought for equality without considering how their efforts might not help oreven further marginalize certain women.
Sometimes, a woman-only series will be marginalized, and this is unlikely to happen here.
Since the generation involved has no non-political narrative scheme at its disposal for verbalizing the atrocities of the Red Army, the only way of refusing theconstraints of the prevailing discourse is to deny or marginalize the rape in the past.
It says, these persons must never be marginalized and they must be integrated into society.".
Morozov, whose biography confirms him as a well-connected insider, decries in a Slate piece how the Internet is a useful tool for“People who deny global warming” as well as“the anti-vaccination movement,” calling on Google to providea“socially responsible curated treatment” that would marginalize such beliefs by amending search results.
We are very compassionate people, and these marginalized individuals often need more love.
We fight each other and ourselves, we support and tread on each other, we accept and marginalize, we cry and laugh together.
Are you going to drop out of the European/ Brussels elite club, marginalize yourself and give up some of the influence you have now?
Clinton has proved that her political knuckles are toughened with gristle,and she can skillfully marginalize absurd allegations from her opponents.
There are gender stereotypes and perceptions which marginalize some groups of children and particularly girls and young mothers.
Economic, political, and cultural disenfranchisement of the youth in theWest as well as discriminatory measures that marginalize people of foreign descent should be addressed.
Similarly, we can help reform government policies that make the problem worse-like indiscriminate police sweeps that marginalize entire communities, foreign funding that amplifies voices of bigotry, unlimited detentions without charge, or abuse in prisons.
The governments and dictatorships ruling over the so-called BRICS countries- Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa- agreed to set up a new worldbank that analysts say could further marginalize the increasingly unstable U.S. dollar, possibly helping to eventually dethrone it as the global reserve currency.
I want to plead with my Christian brothers and sisters:Would Jesus marginalize those he did not share commonalities with?
While this would ostensibly help students decide which colleges offer the best value,it would also help the federal government demonize and marginalize educational institutions such as Christian colleges that resist the growing extremism that has infected higher education.
We must be careful not to label or conflate legitimate criticism of Israel as antisemitic, as such unfounded accusations may chill speech,unfairly marginalize those with distinct points of view, and, paradoxically, distract from the much needed efforts to combat such hatred.