We need to stop siloing gendered issues and take an intersectional approach to addressing violence against women.
It's time to stop siloing our movements; to develop a language and framework to name the ways violence operates interpersonally and structurally along the lines of identity and power in society.
In 1987, the town bought the first of its two concrete mixers and built its own cement silo after finding it could stretch its dollars further if it stopped hiring private contractors to do the work.
Before I headed back to Wichita, we stopped at Hall's latest project — a second underground complex, in a silo twenty-five miles away.
In Walla Walla, Wash., after a long morning among the giant grain silos, vast wheat fields, not-so-vast vineyards, and smelly horse corrals of the area's rural fringes, we stopped at the relatively elegant Waters Winery.
He'd stopped scheduling things long ago, but he hoped he might start scheduling things, even on this winding Oregon farm road dotted with churches and fruit stands and silos.
The public sector has to stop working in silos and join up even more.
The judge said the "financial implications" on councils are a "significant deterrent to demonstrable good practice" and that local authorities should "stop operating in silos".
In 2009 Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, described the power of linked data, the crucial need to get it 'unlocked from individual silos,' and the imperative to stop people, governments, and enterprises from 'database hugging' [1].
We must break out of these silos and work together to stop the flow of superbugs and protect antibiotics for future generations.
