Sentence examples for social mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

The most significant social change in the United States during the Clinton presidency was the social mainstreaming of gay Americans and the ebbing of anti-gay prejudice.

Olga Montufar Contreras is the president of the Step by Step Foundation, a multicultural organization that promotes the social mainstreaming of indigenous people with disabilities in Mexico.

"My irresponsibility in spreading information online was a vent of negative mood, and was a neglect of the social mainstream," Mr Xue said to camera.

Depicting killers as loners detached from society can even become a form of scapegoating, whereby the social mainstream projects onto the loner shortcomings of its own.

"The great majority of French Muslims are melting successfully into the social mainstream," comments Soheib Bencheikh, the liberal mufti of Marseilles.

Conventional social programmes and tougher penalties won't work, Blair said, on what he called the "group of alienated, disaffected youth" who stand outside the social mainstream.

There is no getting around the reality that dedicated services – and hard cash – are required to put disabled people in reach of the social mainstream.

But, if the social mainstream is mapped by The Simpsons (as good a guide as any, I reckon) then the procedure has become exceedingly normal.

And the number of young people judged unfit to work is a scandal not because anyone is defrauding anyone else, but because so many are thus written out of the social mainstream.

Yet decadence and dissension amongst the party's leadership, and the ascendance of a black middle class with more access to the economic and social mainstream, are perhaps equally to blame for the Panthers' decline.

But statistics can be misleading: what Mr Agarin quite rightly highlights is that there is plenty of room for improvement in bringing all the citizens and residents of the region more fully into their countries' political, cultural and social mainstreams.