Sentence examples for be mainstreamed from inspiring English sources
adjective
Used or accepted broadly rather than by small portions of a population or market.
- They often carry stories you won't find in the mainstream media.
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Hazard risk management needs to be mainstreamed into land use planning.
The aspiration being that services being supported could be mainstreamed in the longer term.
We are calling for gender equality to be mainstreamed across the new framework – not buried within specific goals.
Mr. Hendra called for them to have a stronger gender focus, saying women's needs urgently needed to be "mainstreamed".
It will be mainstreamed into communications plans and will no longer be an add-on or stand alone.
Public school students had to be mainstreamed in classes that allowed them to perform to the best of their abilities.
This brings up two questions: 1) where in the process of policy impact assessment can ecosystem services be mainstreamed?
"Three years has been a short time for women to be mainstreamed in the political establishment, but women have had the courage to expose themselves as activists.
But in order to achieve that, even at the conference level, said Donovan, disability must be mainstreamed into strategies and budgets.
The discussion has been heated because Nevins has offered the opinion that it was a mistake for Peter to be mainstreamed.
