Examples of using Marginalisation in English and their translations into Serbian
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Nowadays, marginalisation is a widespread process.
Despite being Europe's largest minority,Roma communities still suffer from widespread discrimination and marginalisation.
There's no marginalisation," said documentary programme selector and film critic Howard Feinstein.
Despite being Europe's largest minority,Roma communities still suffer from widespread discrimination and marginalisation.
It also condemned the"criminalisation, marginalisation and stigmatisation of people who use drugs but who do no harm to others".
Despite being Europe's largest minority,Roma communities still suffer from widespread discrimination and marginalisation.
The position of women in urban and rural areas differs greatly,with significant marginalisation of women with disabilities, single mothers, refugees, and Roma women.
Analyst Predrag Simic, however, says Belgrade successfully avoided a clash with the most influential EU countries and subsequent marginalisation.
A major concern is the radicalisation of prison“inmates afflicted by poverty, marginalisation, frustration, low self-esteem and violence”.
Social cohesion is the capacity of a society to ensure the well-being of all its members,minimising disparities and avoiding marginalisation.
Inability to inform, acquire knowledge and skills,as well as active involvement lead to their marginalisation, exclusion and degradation of the quality of life.
Britain has a unique asset in the World Service- the BBC needs to decide whether there should be a strategy for growth or managed marginalisation.”.
Marginalisation of the majority world: Increasing socio-economic divisions and the political, economic and cultural marginalisation of the vast majority of the world's population.
This demographic takeover in settler countries has often resulted in the linguistic, social,and cultural marginalisation of indigenous people.
The persistence of poverty, the marginalisation-- whether perceived or real-- of certain groups, and the deficiencies of post-war efforts at dealing with past have hardened divisions between communities," Bancroft said.
The Arab youth population(aged 15-29) numbers 105m and is growing fast, but unemployment,poverty and marginalisation are all growing faster.
Then, if someone had been so clearly against war, discrimination, intolerance,hunger, marginalisation of people(the mainstream would use the term"mass" for people) it was clear that those artists were advocating something that was completely opposite.
Voluntarism strengthens individuality, builds solidarity, encourages participation and protects the weak from the economic,social and political marginalisation.
He adds that the effect of all this is not the clash between these two parties, but the marginalisation of the rest of the opposition, which seem unable to break through the dualism of the conflict.
While in Bulgaria, he met with Rights and Liberations Party leader Ahmet Dogan, cautioning the party"not to base their policies on ethnic grounds, orthey will suffer marginalisation".
They shrink from declaring they belong to this ethnicity because of fears of discrimination,repercussions and social marginalisation," Roma Civic Alliance of Romania(ACCR) Executive-Director David Mark told SETimes.
You will develop a critical understanding of criminology and sociology in relation to current issues such as urbanisation, embodiment, family, globalisation,migration and marginalisation.
Today, the 13th of August, is a historic day for this country because it represents a breaking point andthe start of a new culture to eradicate the marginalisation that women have been suffering, especially with violence,” said Victor Ticona, president of Peru's judicial system.
In order to achieve this, students will develop a critical understanding of criminology and sociology in relation to current issues such as urbanisation, embodiment, family,globalisation, marginalisation and migration.
Nevena Petrusic: Despite the fact that women and men in Serbia have equal rights, women are exposed to structural,indirect and even direct discrimination and marginalisation-- the key causes of which are traditional, patriarchal stereotypes regarding the roles and obligations of women and men in the family and the wider community.
Additional areas of concern include the marginalisation of critical artistic production; the abolition of undesirable cultural institutions; the practices of censorship and autocensorship in cultural production at various levels; the suspension of autonomous initiatives and spaces; non-transparent redistribution of budgets; as well as the concentration of power within the ruling political party framework.
First, the growing concentration of unaccountable wealth and power in the hands of a tiny corporate elite, a system many call neoliberalism,which has sharply increased inequality, marginalisation, insecurity and anger across the world.
However, even in countries where large populations of indigenous people remain or the indigenous peoples have mixed(mestizo) considerably with European settlers, such as: Mexico, Peru, Panama, Suriname, Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela, Belize, Paraguay, South Africa, Colombia, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Guyana, El Salvador, Jamaica, Cuba, orNicaragua, relative marginalisation still exists.