Sentence examples for concept of mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

This paper first, introduces the concept of mainstreaming ecosystem services by showing its relevance for development planning.

As a result, this mainstreaming ICP designates a public-policy philosophy that emphasizes both the significance of promoting contact (the core concept of interculturalism) in all spheres of public life and basic structures of society and the importance of all the components of the diversity dynamics, including nationals and citizens (the core concept of mainstreaming).

In this paper we argue that the concept of mainstreaming was originally developed for situations where governments or intergovernmental organizations with explicit public mandates took the lead, but it is increasingly extended into various governance contexts where multiple types of actors at different levels (could) engage in conserving biodiversity.

"At the heart of our concern is the concept of mainstream companies getting into hard-core pornography," said Mark Regier, who manages a mutual fund for 800,000 members of the Mennonite faith.

The programme is shifting from a project-based approach to a more systemized and coordinated national strategy for school development, with the goal of mainstreaming the CFS concept into the overall national plan for education.

The Beijing conference introduced the concept of "gender mainstreaming" which basically declared that women should be given the same consideration as men.

The Director General NCHD Mr. Zulfiqar Ahmad in his address said that the Government of Pakistan has endorsed global mandate on gender equity for advancing the concept of "gender mainstreaming", which promotes integration of gender sensitive policy strategies into national development policies and programs at all levels.

In the sense that queer writers are now reaching beyond the usual motifs of coming out and acceptance, and encompassing a fuller intersectionality of sexuality, gender, race and class, one hopes this new generation will broaden our concept of what "mainstream" writing is, and stake a larger hold in the global cultural landscape.

And in the early eighties the social thinker Albert O. Hirschman, in "Shifting Involvements," sought to introduce the concept of "disappointment" into mainstream economic theory.

The essential problem may be as simple -- and as complicated -- as the economic structure of the movie business itself, a structure that makes the concept of a tough mainstream movie an oxymoron.

From the Jin shu account cited above, He Yan was credited with having introduced the concept of wu into mainstream Chinese philosophical discourse.