Examples of using Marginalised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But the third and most important group, is made up of marginalised older workers,
The low education achievements of the marginalised Roma communities are a major factor contributing to long term unemployment in Slovakia.
The inhabitants of marginalised areas grow up in an environment with high unemployment,
Points to the need to establish more flexible selection criteria for projects to promote the inclusion of Roma and other marginalised communities;
Otherwise, the groups that are already by their nature the most disadvantaged or marginalised will, collectively, remain segregated.
minorities and other marginalised groups, and to hold the government to account.
economic disadvantage of the marginalised and conflict affected regions.
Considers it appropriate to support the activities of human rights defenders and the development of collective actions by marginalised people and communities;
with limited access to water, including vulnerable and marginalised groups, and assess ways to improve their access.
Otherwise, the groups that are already the most disadvantaged or marginalised will, collectively, remain segregated.
Live-in care workers represent a numerically significant yet marginalised section of the ITC workforce.
One year on from the European Parliament's adoption of an amendment to the ERDF Regulation aimed at investing in housing for marginalised communities, projects are having trouble getting off the ground.
most marginalised and vulnerable.
opportunities among remote and marginalised communities.
with limited access to water, including vulnerable and marginalised groups, and assess ways to improve their access.
The Commission and EEAS shall give particular attention to ensure that the most marginalised are represented.
shed light on the paradox that the disadvantaged and marginalised represent an imminent threat to our societies.
consensus between all social groups, including marginalised groups.
there are many rural areas in Europe that have become even more marginalised and, consequently, depopulated.
especially considering that they often belong to the most marginalised groups in our society.