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Mainstreamed meaning
simple past and past participle of mainstream
Synonyms of Mainstreamed
Example sentences (13)
New research has exposed how food charity in schools is becoming mainstreamed across England amidst the cost-of-living crisis, welfare cutbacks, and entrenched poverty.
The acting executive secretary also said protocols that had been approved and some that were in the pipeline needed to be mainstreamed and domesticated in national legislation.
Their rightful opportunities to add value to society will be recognised, enhanced and mainstreamed into our public policy framework.
But in any case, among his followers, at least, he has mainstreamed the idea that any presidential election won by Democrats is illegitimate.
Kantara, Stree, Buaji ke Gehane and Tumbbad have all drawn on and mainstreamed hyperlocal beliefs to create engrossing narratives.
Suggestions that were once challenging have been so thoroughly mainstreamed that they now just sound banal — but that doesn’t mean they have proved effective.
While sports betting has been mainstreamed in unprecedented ways, it remains incredibly divisive.
Constitutional morality is passé, immorality legitimised, rights trampled, hate-speech mainstreamed, governance displays malevolence and vengeance… then, rhetorical questions reveal more than the answers.
Some of the parents and caretakers of the beneficiaries thanked Afrikids Ghana and Afrikids UK as well as the Emerging Markets Foundation, for making it possible for the children who were out of school to be mainstreamed into the formal education system.
Speaker, Honourable Members, in the New Direction, my government will promote gender equality, equity, empowerment, and the protection of the rights of women either as mainstreamed interventions or as stand-alone initiatives.
What is at debate here is what evidence of previous electoral standings make them more popular than JKF as currently but dubiously being mainstreamed in the polity.
By the early 2000s, community development issues and resettlements became mainstreamed in World Bank mining projects.
Mainstreamed students attend some classes with typical students and other classes with students that have similar disabilities.