Sentence examples for mainstreaming stage from inspiring English sources

Using the rating system of the Institutional Assessment Framework, the Evaluation Team concluded that the Mali CO is at the semi-integrated mainstreaming stage of gender policy implementation.

But his mainstream stage career was stalled by a lack of opportunities for black performers.

But Sean Holmes says his absence from the British mainstream stage has been a huge loss.

For days now there has been praise (and condemnation) pouring out for Beyonce's Super Bowl half-time show performance and her boldness in making statements on race on such a mainstream stage.

Founded in 1968 by Barbara Ann Teer, the theater was created to showcase productions by, and about, black Americans at a time when such stories rarely appeared on the mainstream stage.

TWO remarkable current productions in London, "The King Stag" and "The Lion King", raise fascinating questions about the globalisation of theatre and the cross-connections between mass entertainment and the mainstream stage.

Since the digital media age began around the time of the dotcom boom (and subsequent bust) there have been annual pronouncements by evangelists proclaiming mobile advertising's imminent entrance onto the mainstream stage.

Over a decade ago, Davis made a radical break from the mainstream stage, in order to focus on the qualities that most moved her in dance: the body's rich and largely untapped capacity for subtle nuances of expression.

Fortunately, we've come a long way in recent years, thanks largely to the efforts of companies such as Graeae in giving disabled performers equality on the mainstream stage.

But you have your own ways of dealing with your frustrations, and they're much more acceptable on the mainstream stage.

Now, in a year filled with personal losses, Nunn — who is executive director of the San Francisco-based Legal Services for Prisoners With Children — has found himself on the mainstream stage, at national conferences and high-level meetings at the White House and U.S. Department of Justice.