Sentence examples for mainstream progress from inspiring English sources
Whether or not this was Petty's idea of keeping Buddy Holly up with the latest trends, it was a retrograde step in terms of the mainstream progress or rock.
A number of assessments point to limitations in office capacity that may impact on efforts to improve gender mainstreaming progress.
In terms of clinicians' behaviour, the answer may sometimes be 'no'; because if we all always swim with the mainstream flow, progress and innovation would be impossible.
Those kind of everyday uses of VR will be how it progresses to the mainstream, if it progresses to the mainstream," he says.
The recent economic and food crises exposed a critical weakness in the ability of currently mainstream indicators of progress to provide early warning and take adequate preventive action.
· Segregation of children with disabilities in special schools still dominates in cis countries, but overall in the region there is a move towards integration in mainstream schools, though progress is spotty.
After forty years of intermittent civil war, many in Colombia are keen to move forward to a more civilised future, and see street children as irrelevant to the progress of mainstream society.
There are still children deprived of their right to attend the mainstream school Despite the progress, more than half of children growing up today in boarding and special schools are children with disabilities.
Mainstreaming of ECD into National Policies and Plans The Nepal-UNICEF cooperation programme has made some progress in mainstreaming ECD into the education and local development sectors; the education sector has incorporated 4-year-olds, and some efforts have been made to infuse ECD messages into nutritional and health services.
Incorporation of ECD in the SSRP reflects significant progress toward mainstreaming ECD, however the plan has some limitations.
"We are making very strong progress on mainstreaming gender issues within UNICEF, but that does not mean that we can relax," he said.
