marginalizing

• It is a rule that limits the state (not a program of marginalizing or privatizing religion) and thereby clears out and protects a social space, within which persons are formed and educated, and without which the liberty of conscience is vulnerable. —  ADF Alliance Alert
• It's an issue, you see, that retailers are "marginalizing" women who buy plus-size clothing because they don't put such merchandise on prominent display, but instead hide it away behind the housewares-if they even have it in the store at all. —  Phi Beta Cons
• All support was absolutely marginalizing, malicious in intent and encouraged support and victory for advisories of the President. —  Hot Air » Top Picks
• And of course, it's not just Palin - marginalizing women, people of color, low-income people, LGBT people, and immigrants is the GOP party line. —  Feministe
• You - I mean, wouldn't you acknowledge from a pure political play, that this is the wise White House strategy because you're marginalizing Republicans, you're painting the entire Republican Party, your opposition, painting them as being like Rush limbaugh? —  NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias

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