Sentence examples for which mainstreams from inspiring English sources

"It's a first-time process of adding a sport to New York City, which mainstreams disabled athletes with able-bodied athletes," said Dick Traum, president of the Achilles Track Club, which is primarily a running club for the disabled and is co-sponsoring the event.

There has been progress such as the 2009 Law on Education which mainstreams violence prevention in schools.

Empowerment evaluation is defined as '…an evaluation approach that aims to increase the probability of achieving program success by providing program stakeholders with tools for assessing the planning, implementation, and self-evaluation of their program, which mainstreams evaluation as part of the planning and management of the program/organization' (p. 28).

Then, of course, there's aviation, without which mainstream tourism as we know it would collapse.

It's an event of which mainstream society is barely aware.

Still, the club has set in motion a brave experiment, from which mainstream organizations have much to learn.

Despite all these new channels, Ms. Burke says it's still essential to know which mainstream publications to approach.

Their vision for Australia is more aligned with former communist bloc nations than anything with which mainstream Australia is familiar.

But it's interesting to wonder which mainstream projects of today will slip into the memory hole of tomorrow.

It is more nuanced than its "self-discovery" marketing might suggest, yet still remains something to which mainstream audiences will be able to relate.

Instead they spoke of preferences for a particular approach to sound, balance, ensemble size, tempo and all the other qualities by which mainstream performances are measured.