Sentence examples for be expected to integrate from inspiring English sources

Multiculturalism has "absolutely failed", she said on October 16th, implying that immigrants would be expected to integrate better into German society.

By 2003, countries will be expected to integrate H.I.V. prevention, care, treatment and support for patients and families into their planning and to deal with the hundreds of thousands of children orphaned by AIDS.

It is the integrity of the former, not the latter that must be preserved: immigrants should be expected to integrate into the political culture of their new country, which means more than simply embracing abstract liberal-democratic principles.

It was also unclear how clinicians were expected to integrate genetic information about individuals and their relatives across an integrated electronic patient record shared between healthcare organisations – an area where concerns about data security and confidentiality abound.

Apple is expected to integrate force sensing into its iPhone and iPad next year, after introducing the technology in the company's smartwatch, according to the Wall Street Journal.

And fellow American label Halston is expected to integrate knitted fox, woven from a yarn that is 70% blue fox hair spun with thread, into the collection.

Pre-service teachers are expected to integrate CK and PK automatically in their student teaching.

The next generation mobile networks (4G) is expected to integrate a large number of heterogeneous wireless systems.

Apple released iTunes Radio in 2013, and also recently acquired Beats and is expected to integrate that into iTunes Radio.

Additionally, nursing courses are expected to integrate closely with other support subjects such as ethics, biomedicine, public health and pedagogics (SSF [2010]).

Participants in the trial are expected to integrate with the taxi's existing meter and payment system, and be approved by the NY TLC before they begin operating.