Sentence examples for Reintegrate from inspiring English sources

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Reintegrate

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To integrate again or in a different manner

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The announcement is one of many issues surrounding development and governance that will be addressed at the conference, as well as an $800m £523mm) five-year Afghan peace and reintegration programme that "aims to reintegrate in five years up to 36,000 ex-combatants and to reach 4,000 communities in 220 districts of 22 provinces".

Iran would accept stringent limits on its programme for at least 10 years and in return would benefit from sanctions relief that would reintegrate its economy with the rest of the world.

This also helps reintegrate biodiversity – one restored creek even encouraged the return of salmon in 2012 for the first time in 80 years.

The Socialists heartily approve of Mr Chirac's refusal to reintegrate France into NATO's military command unless the Americans allow a European to have the alliance's southern command.

An offender who stays out of prison wearing a GPS-enabled ankle bracelet is easier to track, reform and reintegrate into society.

The American presidential election in November makes things awkward, too, since Mr Sarkozy wants American blessing for joint European defence before he will reintegrate France fully into NATO.

After all, Rwanda is the only genocide case where the victims, the Tutsi, have chosen to reintegrate their killers into the country and to live as neighbours again a uniquely hard task, especially in Africa's most densely populated country.

But efforts to reintegrate fighters from the war into the army and police have been patchy.

The others are supposed to "reintegrate" into society.In places such as María la Baja, there are fears that the paramilitaries are returning to action.

BT's former mobile unit was considered the cheaper option, as well as easier to reintegrate back into its former parent company's systems.

Mr Saakashvili, who promised to reintegrate the country when he was elected president, has made this prospect all but unattainable.The six-point peace plan negotiated by Mr Sarkozy recognises Georgian sovereignty but not its integrity.

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