stigmatisation in A Sentence

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    These negative behaviours may then be linked with particular social or cultural groups and increase the potential for Stigmatisation.

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    It is recommended that although parents may feel that their child's ears should be corrected to avoid teasing and Stigmatisation it is best to wait until the child recognises the problem and wants the ears corrected.

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    It is recommended that although parents may feel that their child? s ears should be corrected to avoid teasing and Stigmatisation it is best to wait until the child recognises the problem and wants the ears corrected.

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    If during the Stigmatisation process, campaigners are able to create the expectation that the government might legislate to levy a carbon tax, which would have the effect of depressing demand, then they will materially increase the uncertainty surrounding the future cash flows of fossil fuel companies.

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    If during the Stigmatisation process, campaigners are able to create the expectation that the government might legislate to levy a carbon tax, which would have the effect of depressing demand, then they will materially increase the uncertainty surrounding the future cash flows of fossil fuel companies,” the study says.

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