Sentence examples for away from integration from inspiring English sources

However, barriers between primary care and hospitals will move us away from integration and data sharing.

Courts have also turned away from integration, and since 1991 have increasingly struck down desegregation orders.

Moreover, by the 1990's, federal courts were backing away from integration altogether, lifting court desegregation orders even in school districts where segregation persisted.

"It is creating a feeling of alienation and there is a definite move away from integration and towards more concentrated areas in towns and cities where Muslims choose to live".

More than that, Celebration, just a few miles south of Walt Disney World, has become an example of a trend away from integration that social demographers say only became evident with an analysis of the census.

The suburb, which is 88percentt white, 7percentt Hispanic and 1percentt black, has become an example of a trend away from integration that social demographers say became evident only with an analysis of the 2000 census.

One effect, as Nortel's case demonstrates, is a move away from vertical integration, as the value chain is broken up into more specialised firms.

Some critics denounce demands for a place on the Security Council as "left-wing nationalism" and a shift away from European integration.

Yanukovych, blindsided by the ferocity of the protests against his decision to turn away from an integration pact with the EU in favour of improved relations with Russia, has kept a low profile since the protests began and on Monday was reported to have told a TV station that he still planned to leave on a long-planned trip to China due to start on Tuesday.

"In the short term the venture may only have a small impact on earnings accretion, but it gives them a huge first-mover advantage in a market that may be shifting away from vertical integration," says Gomberg.

The movement away from global integration, however imperfect, comes at a perilous time when imminent man-made and natural risks require concerted, globally coordinated responses.