Sentence examples for aspects of integration from inspiring English sources
The integrated approach takes three aspects of integration – system, disciplines and life-cycle – into account resulting in a high complexity.
The results of these analytical and empirical studies, literature studies and dialogues with assessment professionals, policy makers and stakeholders, were the basis for developing an approach to integrated assessment that would address the observed under-developed aspects of integration.
At this point, the economic aspects of integration also begin to take on a strong political flavour.
Nowadays those keenest on the idea are either wanting to slow down some aspects of integration, like Germany, or to reverse it, like Britain.
My new alpine homeland is in most respects in a similar position to Norway, but instead of the EEA, it has chosen an array of bilateral agreements with the EU on most aspects of integration.
Nevertheless, the chosen approach of actor-centered institutionalism may ignore or conceal certain aspects of integration processes.
One aspect of integration discussed by the ed municipalities was that already integrated safety promotion implementations can turn invisible when employees start taking them for granted, and act without reflecting on safety.
The results of this study highlight the importance of communication and negotiation for the success of inclusion efforts, but do not minimize the technical aspect of integration.
"The second aspect of integration allows Yammer admins to turn on a deeper integration with Klout to produce Yammer-specific Klout scores for employees based on their activity within their company's Yammer network.
We argue that whilst this particular aspect of integration should be related to perceived system success, the variety of ways in which information might be drawn on in practice means it provides no strong basis for predicting a link to business unit performance.
The report noted, ironically, that "if this trend is confirmed, it may be an unwelcome aspect of integration".
