Sentence examples for assimilated back from inspiring English sources
The children were out of school for two and a half months and, Mr. Glick said, "easily assimilated back into school".
Although administration officials would not comment on the talks with Yemen, a senior administration official said the government was "working to ensure that any detainee who is transferred abroad will be appropriately monitored, rehabilitated, and assimilated back into their society".
In exchange for turning in their Kalashnikovs, they would each be given up to $180 £1155) a month for a limited period as they assimilated back into village life.
However, her private-eye sideline and tough persona keep her from being truly assimilated back into the rich crowd.
A Country Party subsequently emerged, representing rural interests, but this was assimilated back into the conservative side of politics with the formation of the Liberal and Country League (LCL) in 1932.
Even sympathizers of the teenage victim doubt she can assimilate back into Dabra.
Veterans assume an extra burden by trying to assimilate back into civilian life, which poses a particular moral challenge.
Set between 1996 and 98, My Mad Fat Diary tells the story of Rae (Sharon Rooney) and her attempts to assimilate back into normal life after spending a summer in psychiatric care following a suicide attempt.
If a hunter killed a witch or a sorcerer traveling in the shape of an animal, the animal would change back into its human shape, and the hunter would be accused of murder--unless he had the animal's ears to prove his innocence... Narrator is evacuated to the U.S. Tells about his return and his difficulty in assimilating back into American culture.
The South Pole 2013 challenge is being organised by the UK charity Walking With The Wounded (WWTW) - whose patron is Prince Harry - to raise awareness of wounded servicemen and women returning from conflict and trying to assimilate back into civilian life.
Under Ghar Wapsi, programs were devised nationwide to assimilate "back" into Hinduism the members of minority religious communities.
