Eksempler på brug af Marginalised på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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directly elected representatives are, despite the presidency conclusions' stress on democracy, marginalised in the creation of the area of freedom,
Worse excellent content from marginalised groups will be censored,
The review shows that enterprise-oriented interventions in the private sector have a positive employment effect for the marginalised unemployed.
Because of his problem, he was marginalised and bullied by fellow pupils
Author.- Madam President, this case highlights the plight of a minority in a country where minorities are at best marginalised and at worst brutalised.
Vulnerable and marginalised groups, such as disabled people,
This report describes social-economic enterprises in Denmark working on inclusion of marginalised groups in the labour market.
the political opposition has been totally marginalised.
The EQUAL programme, which focuses on support for marginalised groups, has proved that it has a good practical use.
Whether there is unequal access to public services- in order to be able to assess the realisation of goals in regard to vulnerable and marginalised groups.
maritime infrastructures have often been marginalised in EU discussions.
which are often marginalised and underdeveloped.
The report shows that the elderly are generally more positive than young people when it comes to including marginalised groups in the labour market.
becoming marginalised and possibly radicalised.
Development cooperation is the only external action policy which defends the most marginalised and vulnerable groups of society.
The magazine is directed at Finnish professionals working with counselling of marginalised children and young people.
the discriminatory system which, from the earliest age, forces women into a marginalised and subservient role.
commercial measures for the development of poor and marginalised countries.
which has felt marginalised since unification in 1991.
those who are socially marginalised.