Sentence examples for be more closely integrated from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair has declared that, for him, religion must be more closely integrated with politics.

After completion of the Big Dig, a huge highway-construction project, the museum site, on Fan Pier, will be more closely integrated with the city.

Operations in London, where about 1,800 people are employed, will be more closely integrated with ING's investment banking business in Continental Europe, which includes BHF in Germany and Banque Bruxelles Lambert in Belgium.

Acton said: "CRU will be more closely integrated in the bigger school of environmental sciences and a key difference is to place some of the administrative burden that Phil had before this incident on the head of the school".

If the eurozone wants to be more closely integrated, as it should be, it needs to have its own treasury and budget, to serve as a fiscal authority alongside its monetary authority, the European Central Bank.

"CRU will be more closely integrated in the bigger school of environmental sciences and a key difference is to place some of the administrative burden that Phil had before this incident on the head of the school," said Prof Acton.

Switzerland's notably internationalist economy is more closely integrated with the EU than ours is.

The principal consideration, undoubtedly, is that inflection is more closely integrated with and determined by syntax.

Norway is more closely integrated into many aspects of the EU than even some of the EU's members.

So for example we will enhance Sure Start by making it more health-led, to ensure that public health priorities and family support are more closely integrated.

Tibetans in that part of China have long been more closely integrated into Chinese culture than Tibetans to the southwest, closer to Tibet.