Examples of 'marginalise' in a sentence
Meaning of "marginalise"
Marginalise is a verb that means to relegate or confine to a lower or outer limit or edge, often used in social or political contexts to describe the act of making a person or group feel unimportant or powerless
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We must marginalise these two political tendencies.
Curtis thinks your ideas would marginalise us.
We should not marginalise people for this.
These rules patronise women and marginalise men.
That marginalise certain perspectives.
It just serves to further marginalise the left.
They marginalise us.
Words have the power to marginalise.
It also makes no sense to marginalise a major proportion of food producers.
Far from empowering communities these deals threaten to marginalise them further.
Hate speech is an effort to marginalise individuals based on their membership in a group.
And nothing to gorge on a single and marginalise all others.
We marginalise it at our peril, not only as individuals but as a society as a whole.
Colleges can not marginalise any ideology.
If you decree a legal age then you simply criminalise and marginalise.
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But you can marginalise him.
Such a policy would aim to tackle problems on a broad front and not to marginalise issues.
The referendums marginalise congress.
The only sensible policy for Abbas must be to end the effort to marginalise Hamas.
We do not marginalise them.
We shall achieve the exact opposite and are more likely to marginalise these people.
This will also likely marginalise the minor leftist parties.
GMO seeds concentrate power in the hands of a few biotech corporations and marginalise small farmers.
New and complex technologies marginalise those who are not equipped to use them.
To talk of the information society as an entity, however, is to marginalise certain aspects.
What can be done to marginalise this kind of expression?
I would ask them the following questions, does your policy seek to marginalise people?
I think Muslims marginalise this message.
The international community is likely to find it impossible to marginalise Hamas in reconstructing Gaza.
Universalism always seeks to marginalise identity in the name of a single, unique anthropological model.
Dodik had support from Western countries that were seeking to marginalise the Serbian nationalists.
If I deny it or marginalise her, she is prone to violent or dangerous behaviour.
It helps leverage the strengths and marginalise the weaknesses.
We can not afford to marginalise Russia, we have to engage with it in a constructive way.
Mr Morsi denied trying to marginalise the army.
What Confucianism did was to marginalise the " dysfunctional " features of old shamanism.
As Mr Tannock rightly said, we should not marginalise Tajikistan.
Diplomatic sanctions seek to publicly marginalise a state ; to " embarrass " it into compliance with a particular policy.
Now, people have tried to marginalise us.
Will we continue to marginalise and ignore them?
During that period the Israeli Government has been seeking to marginalise President Arafat himself.
Does globalization marginalise developing countries?
This policy, she argued, continued to marginalise women.
There is a risk of course, this project may marginalise affected children by highlighting their difference.
NATO has tried to isolate or marginalise Russia.
Also, it must demonstrate its capacity to marginalise the decidedly anti-capitalist forces it still contains.
Europe must empower the moderates, so as to marginalise the extremists.
It wouldstrengthen their interdependency, further marginalise the ‘ fringe'of smaller players, and increasemarket transparency.
Look, what if all of this is just an attempt to marginalise Stephen Collins?
Now, people have tried to marginalise us . They call us cranks.
