| We've talked about it, but seeing it in that official way is a reassurance that we're not imagining our ghettoisation into the more minor roles. |
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| But an outsider doesn't see any of this, and they're often blind to the social stratification and ghettoisation in their own cities. |
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| The ghettoisation of some urban districts makes economic activity very difficult. |
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| Indeed, in some of the most diverse parts of the city, such as Hackney and Islington, worries about ghettoisation would be considered absurd. |
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| Nothing wrong with that per se because we do have some ghettoisation, and that is a concern. |
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| I would like Parliament to reflect on these issues, and on the energy issue, dealt with at some length by Mr Hatzidakis, on issues of social exclusion, ghettoisation and spatial segregation. |
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| It is necessary to combat all forms of ghettoisation, by putting in place policies and programmes for the promotion of social inclusion and access to the employment market for those with the virus. |
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| This is an issue that is very much interconnected to other issues, as I said in my introduction: housing problems, spatial segregation and ghettoisation are absolutely crucial factors with regard to social exclusion. |
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| These disparities are characterised by phenomena such as spatial segregation, which has led to certain forms of ghettoisation as well as the decline of some remote areas. |
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| However, a lack of such constructive dialogue is also noticeable, for example when we remind ourselves of the religious wars or the ghettoisation of certain believers in the Middle Ages. |
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| I see it as very important that housing projects should be socially mixed, since that helps to prevent the creation of the sources of conflict that are inevitable when ghettoisation occurs. |
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| This is not self-evident as this new growth is very unfair and, as we have seen in the United States for some ten years now, may be accompanied by persistent insecure employment, exclusion, poverty and urban ghettoisation. |
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| An outreach campaign is proposed to encourage young ethnic minorities to participate politically, to increase access to the labour market and to reduce ghettoisation of minorities. |
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| Part of the social housing stock of 4.5 million units is sometimes too concentrated in the most disadvantaged areas, which suffer from major problems of ghettoisation and social exclusion. |
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| What you end up with are intolerant clusters of people who cannot live side by side, leading to segregation and the ghettoisation of society. |
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| But ghettoisation has radicalised the women in the resettlement complex. |
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| It would lead meanwhile, and paradoxically, to the ghettoisation of our societies, to the blurring of identities, and to the acculturation of all, whether migrants or the original inhabitants of the host country. |
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| The creation of a separate institute in regard to this issue risks ghettoisation by leaving it open to single-issue pressure groups and thus easier to disregard and marginalise. |
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| Since in the Central and Eastern European Member States extreme poverty and ghettoisation are often typical of villages, it is important not to limit support for housing only to the cities. |
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| If we continue down this road, we shall only promote further ghettoisation in our societies and increase the risk of confrontation between communities. |
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| The government's economic support programmes have tended to encourage a ghettoisation of women's economic activity in low-income areas such as small-scale garment production. |
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