Sentence examples for and mainstreamed from inspiring English sources

Second, the intervention must be amenable to being scaled-up and mainstreamed as part of government policy.

Claiming that Mexico is sending us rapists, inciting violence at rallies, or claiming that President Obama was not born in the United States -- we know these are all false and all wrong -- and if we don't say so clearly and unequivocally, that's how these insidious falsehoods become whitewashed and mainstreamed.

Unfortunately, while these successful strategies have been piloted and implemented in communities worldwide, few have been able to move beyond the status of a local "good example" by being brought to scale and mainstreamed as a core global strategy for a green economy.

Holistic as opposed to vertical approaches to child protection should be encouraged in order to move beyond the silos of issue-specific programming to more comprehensive and mainstreamed systems approaches.

Festivals are too big a business not to be homogenized, smoothed out and mainstreamed.

It is time this trend gets fully taken up and mainstreamed in leadership programs.

In her 1998 piece, "At Least You're Not Black," Kim pinpointed the space Asian Americans occupy in the nonwhite world: "on the cusp, at the interstice, in the buffer zone...between black and white, between old-timer and newcomer, between mainstreamed and marginalized".

The privatisation of Australian federal airports between 1996 and 2003 mainstreamed airport development into metropolitan non-residential property markets with all the normal commercial risks including adverse community reaction to the new phenomenon of the airport city because of the attendant environmental, economic and traffic impacts involved.

There is often some media buzz about AI developments as they are tested or shown at trade shows -- long before they are likely to be implemented and become mainstreamed.

"My husband and I grew up mainstreamed and we would never wish that on our children," she said.

This is an SOS to eliminate the bigotry and hatred that has swamped our country; it is a plea to restore decency and respect to the mainstreamed and marginalized, to regain a moral compass that has gone askew.