Asked whether it was appropriate for the cartoon contest to go ahead with an event to draw depictions of the Prophet Muhammad, which goes against mainstream Muslim belief, he said that was not a judgement for the administration to make.
"It's really scary to think what that will do to surfing in the mainstream," said Agius, "I dare say that it's going to be pretty lame whatever comes out of the whole pool scene.
With regard to the catalogue of prevention measures itself, I have to say that mainstreaming is surely crucial in this regard; in other words, that we try to take these aspects into account in other policy areas.
But Palestinian militants and mainstream leaders said that they would make their stand here.
The conservatives gathered here cast themselves as the "Anglican mainstream," and said that those who support homosexuality would be choosing to separate themselves from the church.
These people infiltrated the mainstream and said that yes, legitimate art can be found on the streets and not in art galleries.
In 1962, Kenneth Arrow, the guru of mainstream economics, said that in a free market economy the purpose of inventing things is to create intellectual property rights.
David Cargo, former governor of New Mexico and part of a group of former Republican officials called Mainstream 2004, said that having moderate speakers was an admission by the party that it needed moderates to win the election.
Jocelyne Soulodre, president of the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, which promotes greater involvement in the mainstream economy, said that the Bank of Montreal's commitment "goes back to a time when it was fairly unusual".
Mazyar Keshvari, a spokesman for Norway's rightist populist Progress Party - which is conservative but within the political mainstream - said that the suspect was a paying member of the party's youth wing from 1999 to 2004.
