Sentence examples for mainstreaming transformation from inspiring English sources
The current study underscores the importance of environmental ethics as a vehicle for engaging society, businesses, and policy-makers towards mainstreaming transformation to sustainability.
Finally, the study underscores the need for urban planning authorities and urban landscape managers to encourage and engage households as part of strategies for streamlining and mainstreaming urban resilience and transformation to urban sustainability.
Transitioning is a unidirectional process of mainstreaming sustainability within normative societal behaviour, which communities hope will build resilience, reduce our dependence on distant resources and lead to the transformation towards more sustainable living as an end product.
This is known as "mainstreaming".
Mr Meciar's behaviour when in power lost Slovakia five years in its drive to join Nato and the EU and slip inside the central European mainstream, and the transformation wrought by Mr Dzurinda's centre-right government since Mr Meciar was kicked out is all the more remarkable for the speed with which it has been accomplished.
ESPN has mainstreamed it.
PW: It's pretty darn mainstream, whether via digital transformation or just the massive disruption of massive industries buy digitally native competitors.
"Sia has gone from subverting the mainstream to being the mainstream, and in light of that transformation, you'd expect more than a play-by-play recreation of her most recent highlights," reckoned Pitchfork.
The Bush administration's attitude towards Europe, for instance, among radical "neo-conservatives" and mainstream Republicans alike, has undergone a transformation.
There have been indications, as Dr. Dean has sought to push his candidacy forward, that his transformation into a more mainstream candidate may not be that easy.
This paper challenges a belief that is deeply embedded in mainstream economics that 1688 1701 saw a fundamental transformation in England that sprang from changes in the highest-level institutions designed by those who understood how to effect productive reform.
