Quality issues and marginalization remain major obstacles to education goals in developing and developed countries.
Shockingly, most Russians did not seem to react well to a strategy of marginalization and confrontation.
Lack of access to education is most often due to the marginalization of children.
An initial mistake, a misapplication of her love, is followed by a lifetime of marginalization, secrecy, judgment and retribution.
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If these obstacles cannot be substantially lowered or removed it is hard to see how Japan can avoid further economic marginalization.
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The report proposes an integrated response to the problem which sets marginalization within a wider framework for poverty reduction and social inclusion.
These were marginalization, stereotyping and the alienation of women and female characters.
The pundits waited for a response from Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, whose 1970 book The Malay Dilemma tackled the economic marginalization of Malays.
"We do think it's possible, if not probable, that it could actually lead to either the marginalization or end of humanity, " said Anissimov.
When the law supports out-group marginalization, it prevents business from finding and fully utilizing the best talent available for the particular job at hand.
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Part of the challenge of tackling marginalization lies in its diversity.
In this version, the H-P story is, in fact, all about the marginalization of the PC itself amid skyrocketing smartphones sales in a tablet-dominated future.
The EFA GMR 2010 defines marginalization as distinct from inequality in that it is acute and persistent disadvantage rather than the unfair distribution of education opportunity.
In order to better inform policymaking the report fills data gaps using a new tool to measure marginalization and draws together case studies from across the world.
Barring a small number of states, where genuine effort is being made to confront serious governance deficits, the picture of elite marginalization and widening inequality is consistent countrywide.
Twenty years later, that cultural ghetto is much diminished, and the urgent questions of yesteryear about the gay marginalization vs. mainstreaming have retreated with a long, withdrawing roar.
Other examples of marginalization, though, have been harder to dodge.
"Al-Maliki said that the new Iraq after the fall of the dictatorship will be for all and there is no marginalization or excluding to any party, " a statement said.
The 2010 Global Monitoring Report (GMR) on marginalization, as well as the 2011 GMR on armed conflict and education cited 28 million children unable to attend school due to conflict.
Although these territories are geographically part of Sudan, the population has faced "exclusion, marginalization and discriminatory practices that have resulted in their opposition to the Sudanese government, " according to the U.N. human rights office.
Other factors which can reduce the effects of marginalization are improved early intervention and maternal health, the removal of school fees, the provision of teaching and learning materials, building schools closer to isolated communities, and improving teacher training.
The Report has developed a Deprivation and Marginalization in Education (DME) database drawing on a range of household surveys covering 80 countries and providing a more nuanced picture of education poverty (those with less than 4 years of education), extreme education poverty (those with less than 2 years of education) and those in the bottom 20 per cent (with the fewest years of education in a given society).
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