Sentence examples for mainstreamed ideas from inspiring English sources
In this instance, though, Kelly whitewashes the real lesson of recent Australian history: that conservatives – including a number of Kelly's colleagues – have mainstreamed ideas, resentments and prejudices that Hanson first introduced from the fringes of the far right.
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"Donald Trump has mainstreamed ideas that were in the dark before," said Heidi Beirich, the head of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project, which monitors the activities of extremist groups like white supremacists and neo-Confederates.
Ideas from the social sciences become mainstreamed (not least 'globalisation' itself).
It raises preference for use of mainstreamed structures within MoH which were thought important for sustained dialogue, ownership and institutional memory and; separation of roles between researchers and policymakers.
Best of all, Group Income is actually a watered-down, simplified, compromised, mainstreamed version of a much weirder and more radical idea, Group Currency, in which each of these groups would maintain their own currency.
We have chosen schools that will accommodate them and yet have them in fully mainstreamed activities.
"My husband and I grew up mainstreamed and we would never wish that on our children," she said.
They have such predominant, mainstreamed drug abuse tones and references in their music that it is impossible to ignore their overt advertisement of drug lifestyles.
Anonymous sexualized harassment of women online has been around since AOL chatrooms, and it seems to be getting more mainstreamed, more organized and more efficient.
Collaboration between regular and special education teachers, a classroom aide to assist differently able children, special adapted equipment when necessary for the child's maximum participation in this "mainstreamed" environment.
