Sentence examples similar to aims at mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

"The whole legislation is aimed at mainstreaming us, to change the Aboriginal people.

NSDS are owned and developed by countries as national frameworks, processes and products for statistical development aimed at mainstreaming statistics into national policy and planning while also co-ordinating the entire National Statistical System.

These efforts aim at mainstreaming information systems in the delivery of healthcare.

Findings and Conclusions: Efforts aimed at mainstreaming gender in the school curriculum and empowering girls to reach their full potential are underway.

Indus Resource Centre (IRC) Indus Resource Centre is a civil society organisation aimed at mainstreaming the marginalised communities of rural Sindh in Pakistan.

Ubuntu's slogan is "Linux for human beings", and it is aimed at mainstream computer users.

Such ads are also increasingly being aimed at mainstream consumers, not just the younger consumers who were the early adopters of social media.

Since the advent of the iPhone, more touch screens are activated with the fingers, and the phones themselves are aimed at mainstream users.

In other words, the cloud-era VMware is aimed at mainstream business, as opposed to the start-ups that rely on Amazon Web Services, or A.W.S., for data hosting.

In 2013, Fausto Zapata, an entrepreneur from Los Angeles, launched a brand called El Silencio, an approachable mezcal aimed at mainstream American drinkers — in Scotch terms, a smooth, honeyed Oban rather than a peat monster like Laphroaig.

A web search of the term "spineless Democrats" delivers a trove of lefty blogger invective aimed at mainstream Democrats, whose sins include voting to continue funding troops fighting in Iraq.