Sentence examples for mainstreaming one from inspiring English sources
Mainstreaming 'One health' will lead to closer cooperation between human and animal health and with other health related sectors (i.e. social and environmental sciences and economics), and will provide a road map for developing a sustainable approach to diseases at the human animal ecosytems interface.
In the 1970s, Halloween was dubbed "the gay Christmas" as it became an opportunity for underground drag, cabaret, and ballroom communities to step into the mainstream one night a year, on the street or in parades.
Secondly, mainstreaming a 'One Health' approach should lead to better health for humans and animals and financial savings to society from such a closer cooperation between the sectors which could not be obtained if they worked in separation.
There are two schools of thought on Google's decision to move on from its aging RSS aggregator, which was never adopted by the mainstream: one, that it's pretty much the worst thing to ever happen to the Internet.
The Bond show is an unusually mainstream one for the Barbican, which this year celebrates its 30th anniversary.
As much as she's negotiating the western-eastern cinema divide, she also seems caught between an indie-mainstream one.
He is the only mainstream one in the bunch apart from Ellen von Unwerth whose work really straddles several worlds.
In the winter, Caitlyn switched from a special-education math class into a mainstream one, and the kids in her new class made her miserable.
Even as Ms. Swinton moves nearer the mainstream, one thing seems certain: film will continue to exert its magnetism for her.
Using a web-enabled phone to post status updates and send messages is still a niche activity in many countries, but it will rapidly become a mainstream one as mobile-broadband services overtake fixed-line ones in a few years' time.
