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Significados de marginalisation en inglés

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marginalização

The social process of becoming or being made marginal (especially as a group within the larger society)

marginalização
Uso de marginalisation en inglés
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They say they are campaigning against corruption and years of political marginalisation.
Reuters
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The net effect of this approach is the marginalisation of religious groups.
The Guardian
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As a result, many of them face social, economic and political marginalisation.
The South African
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You need to tackle the poverty and the vulnerability and the marginalisation.
The Guardian
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The rebels say they suffer religious, economic and social marginalisation and neglect.
Reuters
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The two trends are mutually reinforcing: marginalisation breeds contempt, and vice versa.
The Guardian
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He says his 'will address the political marginalisation' that began in April 1994.
The South African
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The MRC says the region has suffered decades of social and economic marginalisation.
Reuters
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Zaydi rebels complain of political and economic marginalisation by the government.
Reuters
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The group claims to have suffered from decades of marginalisation by Sinhalese-dominated governments.
The Guardian
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He said exclusion and marginalisation of people only fuel xenophobia, bigotry and racism.
The South African
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They say they suffer religious, economic and social marginalisation and neglect.
Reuters
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This isn't about parochialism but to prevent the marginalisation of the Welsh experience.
The Guardian
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The Darfur issue is an issue of marginalisation, he said.
Reuters
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With this difference, punishment often comes in the form of isolation, alienation and marginalisation.
The Irish Times
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It represents the damaging consequences of globalisation and the marginalisation of the Third World.
The Irish Times
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Marginalisation a través del tiempo
Marginalisation por variante geográfica
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