Examples of using Marginalised groups in English and their translations into Polish
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Some of it must be used to integrate Roma and other marginalised groups.
For underprivileged and marginalised groups in particular, it can help to bring a better life.
We know from our own experience that socially marginalised groups live here.
Migrants and other marginalised groups are at increased risk for mental ill health.
To reduce the persistent problem of poverty andsocial exclusion among marginalised groups.
The labour-market situation of socially marginalised groups remains extremely problematic.
Vulnerable and marginalised groups, such as disabled people, are more likely to suffer mental health problems.
Special attention should be paid to the economic empowerment of young people,women and marginalised groups.
The labour market situation of socially marginalised groups also remains extremely difficult.
Helping marginalised groups make healthy choices can alleviate social and economic inequalities;
However, further measures should still be taken to include other marginalised groups in the labour market more effectively.
Research shows, that marginalised groups more often suffer from ill health and lifestyle-related diseases.
It has been pointed out and, having discussed it,we suggest that it should be expanded to other marginalised groups.
The EQUAL programme, which focuses on support for marginalised groups, has proved that it has a good practical use.
The Commission believes that EU development cooperation should focus increasingly on helping marginalised groups.
Worse excellent content from marginalised groups will be censored, and this could actually cause harm to people looking for answers.
HIV/AIDS remains a stigmatised condition which, within the European Union and its neighbouring countries,mainly affects marginalised groups.
In addressing the specific problems which affect Roma andother similarly marginalised groups, some countries are following an'explicit but not exclusive' approach.
The current draft constitution has many positive elements, including provisions on fundamental rights andthe inclusion of minorities and marginalised groups.
Inegalitarians are triggered when they think previously marginalised groups threaten their social or economic status, like women, LGBTI persons, ethnic minorities and migrants.
In developing DS programmes, particular attention should be paid to disadvantaged and marginalised groups, especially the Roma;
Interventions in partner countries which support vulnerable and marginalised groups in least developed countries by providing basic services delivered through civil society organisations and local authorities;
The growing emphasis on benefit conditionality is not, to date, accompanied by systematic monitoring of its impact on the most marginalised groups.
An increased focus on marginalised groups, such as those on low incomes, those suffering from obesity, and ethnic minorities, is of prime importance in achieving the overarching objective of equal opportunities for all.
And, of course, there is the critical work they do to protect the rights of women,minorities and other marginalised groups, and to hold the government to account.
Marginalised groups working in a cross-community capacity as the main beneficiaries, providing support for single identity work only in exceptional circumstances where it is an essential prerequisite for building cross-community capacity;
It is also important to involve specific groups in society, such as young people,women and marginalised groups minorities, the poor, displaced people.
It emphasises inter alia that consideration should be given to specific conditions in the MS, the importance of subsidiarity and proportionality, the procedure of selecting partners supporting pluralism in order toalso include marginalised groups.
More generally, EU development co-operation should increasingly focus on helping marginalised groups to participate fully in society.
Marginalised groups working in a cross-community capacity as the main beneficiaries, providing support for single identity work only in exceptional circumstances where it is an essential prerequisite for building cross-community capacity;