Sentence examples for better reintegration from inspiring English sources

Specialized drug courts, a reenergized parole system, and better reintegration programs have moved the state away from the vanguard of the last century's prison-industrial complex excesses.

Improving accessibility to healthcare services, respecting priority parking spaces for the disabled as well as promoting public awareness would enable a better social reintegration and recovery of social roles, thus limiting the onset of handicap situations.

We need long term prevention and reintegration programs to better protect them".

Besides the implications for theory, our work can help managers to understand the dynamics of organizational boundaries, thus allowing them to make better choices in both outsourcing and reintegration decisions.

And, as we help our veterans navigate their paths of reconciliation and reintegration, we may become better citizens ourselves.

Accountability is an essential part of successful reintegration of child soldiers, and better appreciated as the connection between individuals and society.

The Returns and Reintegration Fund works to achieve better jail conditions in other countries.

Understanding exactly who is affected by fistula based on where they live and their individual experiences in seeking treatment -- rather than relying on generalizations -- will help us better support women in their recovery and reintegration into society.

In this manner, any post hoc comparisons need to better account for these dynamics that may shape self-reintegration vs. supported reintegration.

Sarkozy broadly endorsed a high-level military commission's recommendations in June for big troop and base cuts (with financial savings going into better equipment), more stress on intelligence, and the reintegration of French forces into NATO's military command.

Here we can surmise – if only on the evidence delivered by an innocent, open microphone last summer – that Strauss would be inclined to steer clear of any KP return, while Stewart and Vaughan would be open to reintegration, for want of a much better phrase.