Examples of using Marginalisation in English and their translations into Czech
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access to digital services, as well as the marginalisation of social groups threatened by less access to modern technology.
drag them into a perverse spiral of desperation and marginalisation.
inequality and marginalisation, and is drastically eroding the position of the working-class family and aggravating working-class problems.
Furthermore, marginalisation must always be fought bilaterally- on the one hand,
which considers the Roma to be victims of marginalisation and calls for their privileged treatment on the basis of this presumed marginalisation, cannot be approved.
Combating unemployment, marginalisation and poverty as fundamental causes of trafficking in human beings,
the exploitation of workers and social marginalisation, and to ensure that future generations,
difficulty and marginalisation if we were really being offered incisive action by the European Commission to control the behaviour of Member States.
fuels situations of social inequality, marginalisation and ghettoisation, illiteracy,
this will help prevent the marginalisation of border regions.
as well as the marginalisation of a huge proportion of the global population.
put measures in place to combat social exclusion and marginalisation, which can contribute towards mental disorders,
unprecedented global economic difficulty, when marginalisation and loss of influence cannot be an option for us
as well as the advancement of a new framework of policies for the modification of other CMOs under review within the context of the new CAP. The Council's decisions have seemed doomed from the outset to a short life and marginalisation because they were no more than a patchwork of national demands
It is difficult to combat the many situations that lead to marginalisation, removal and abandonment.
integration and not marginalisation.
The risk of social marginalisation and permanent exclusion is very great,
Moreover, socioeconomic marginalisation and discrimination generate disaffection
as they are much more exposed to the risk of poverty and marginalisation.
they are very important, especially where the risk of marginalisation, of being locked out of employment opportunities, is a great social risk.