Examples of mainstream

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We must support research into environmentally friendly technologies, but also set up clear policy frameworks on how renewable-energy technologies can be introduced and mainstreamed in our economies.
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The promotion of children's rights was one of the priorities for funding in 2001 and will be mainstreamed in funding for the period 2002 to 2004.
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Mainstreaming also means emancipation impact assessment.
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We should insist that all the employment programmes clearly state, not in a separate paragraph but as a standard part of the text, just what mainstreaming means for women.
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As a practical guide, mainstreaming means that special requirements are incorporated into the general, in other words that we make the extraordinary part of the ordinary.
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Compared to mainstream attachment research, the several measures were rather superficial, particularly for the quality of relationships.
The participants described themselves as 'detached' and ' removed' from mainstream services.
They can mean, however, that it becomes increasingly difficult to remain part of mainstream culture with respect to clothes.
Her hope is that by using mainstream terms, such as rehabilitation, a wider audience will be influenced.
However, subsequent issues of the magazine have been much more mainstream.
Strategically, the black middle classes, especially an entrepreneurial bourgeoisie, would become the vanguard of black integration into the economic mainstream.
As noted above, the 'serious' music world defines itself against a feminised mainstream.
The balance between tradition and innovation differs from one musical tradition to another, and undoubtedly the mainstream is by definition conservative, like many popular traditions.
First, it will build on the mainstream literature by adding a gendered analysis of institutions missing to date.
Basing their predictions on current trends, they point to the primacy of ' private-home ' (mainstream) living alongside the increasing diversification of options with a consumer focus.
While this attitude was challenged and overturned by subsequent academic re-evaluation, steps towards mainstream recognition of the poverty of initial criticism were only tentative.
Simple 'alternatives' (in the sense of not being mainstream) do not, by de®nition, equate with pluralism, let alone opposition.
Mainstream archaeologists overall have regarded gender as one of the more intractable fields of discourse in their domain.
Within mainstream health services research, the biomedical model has been supported by positivism.
In a sense, the medium-sized manufacturers connected with the cooperative ventures stood outside the mainstream.
Nevertheless, for anyone starting out in agricultural science and seeking an overview of mainstream modelling approaches, there are few better places to start.
Looking at the manuscript context, the ballade keeps company with fairly mainstream material.
Happily for students of the subject, it has in recent years moved closer to the mainstream of historical scholarship.
Overall, the book succeeds in inserting a concern about the constraints of discretio spirituum into the mainstream of literature on visionaries.
The wise use movement and anti-environmental groups were able to portray environmentalist as out of touch with main-stream values.
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