Sentence examples for difficulties in mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

Building the evidence UNICEF's assessment of juvenile justice reforms in Serbia has revealed the range of challenges facing the system and the difficulties in mainstreaming diversionary schemes, which are vital to shift from a punitive to a restorative system.

The difficulty of mainstreaming a truly multi-sectorial approach should not be underestimated.

When that leads to Women of Troy by Katie Mitchell (an artist who has faced considerable difficulties in the British mainstream) or Simon McBurney's The Encounter (which combines the ancient art of storytelling with cutting-edge binaural technology, and arrives at the Barbican next month), it is thrilling.

And former Ofsted inspector Anne Hayward, now a consultant working with special and mainstream schools, already sees difficulties in holding them to account.

Over a decade on from the seminal Opening Doors report, 14 services still have difficulty in meeting non-mainstream end of life needs effectively.

There are difficulties for Indigenous staff working in mainstream organisations and also for mainstream organisations in recruiting and retaining Indigenous staff, but building health workforce capacity is a critical area and can service to help empower Aboriginal communities [ 17].

The challenge for the African Union is not only the difficulties in the conceptualization of "integration," which tends to be used interchangeably with "mainstreaming," but also the availability of tools that can support integration.

Respondents discussed the difficulties in providing care for undocumented immigrants, who had no entitlements to mainstream health care services.

A cynic could point to the fact that both the EDL and Quilliam have had their own difficulties in recent months and that this is all a ruse to make Lennon's warped view of Islam seem mainstream.

The company had many difficulties in England.

Difficulties in fact seem unavoidable.