Sentence examples for can to integrate from inspiring English sources

Some local authorities are doing what they can to integrate better bus services for areas outside city centres even before the bill is passed.

Automakers seem to have embraced that generation's love of all things smartphone and are doing everything they can to integrate mobile technology with actual mobility – in other words, driving.

Former presidential candidate Alexander Milinkevich said: "Human rights need to be kept in mind - but it's also necessary to do all we can to integrate Belarus more into Europe".

"I guess that could have been a negative," he says, if they had bought it and simply shut it down, "but it was clear in the conversations we had and the time I spent on campus that we're going to do the best we can to integrate it".

When comparing three samples, three different pair-wise comparisons can be made or one can attempt to integrate data from all samples into a single analysis.

Thus, these bodies can learn to integrate realistic ideas of what can be planned and forecast.

But this inability or reluctance to express themselves can stunt the mourning process itself: "They can struggle to integrate the experience".

This inability or reluctance to express themselves can stunt the mourning process itself, as the sibling left behind can "struggle to integrate the experience".

"So whatever we can do to integrate and streamline our dispatch systems will only protect the people of New York".

I have lost count of the number of times Germans have said to me, "We're a rich country and we can afford to integrate 1 million refugees".

But I would argue that there are two ways in which you can start to integrate the concepts of minimum wage and living wage that are not reckless.