Sentence examples for mainstream policies from inspiring English sources

That boycott fell apart when Austria's government was found to be sticking to mainstream policies.

The result was that French voters who felt they wanted an alternative to mainstream policies or to longtime leaders had to opt for parties out of the mainstream, and they did so in droves.

But if you do, you are likely to choose a party like Ukip, partly because it speaks to your own racist assumptions and appears to offer an alternative to mainstream policies, however vague.

Many of these once radical ideas have become mainstream policies, and others are on the active agenda.

In this perspective, the mainstream policies, particularly the Land Act 2007 and the Forest and Nature Conservation Act 1995, contradict the actual tsamdro grazing practice by the Brokpas.

One of the biggest shortfalls of Pune's urban planning is that it still fails to include the poor in mainstream policies.

The mainstream policy debate quite rightly centres on schools and the traditional pathways to employment.

But Kleiman achieved his first mainstream policy victory only recently, for advancing an idea called "swift and certain".

Secondly, although apparently eschewing the need for structural change, little evidence is offered to suggest that forty years of mainstream policy failure can be reversed by voluntary partnering.

The idea of putting happiness at the heart of our economy is not new, but is not the focus of mainstream policy or culture in western economies.

In terms of mainstream policy, the internet presents many concerns that require more governmental input than can be achieved with ICANN (which tries to do only technical stuff), yet have no natural home among existing international institutions.