Sentence examples for could be reintegrated from inspiring English sources

The ground floor has a completely separate two-bedroom apartment that could be reintegrated.

The Home Office confirmed the disturbance, saying that 40 women were involved, and insisted the measures were temporary until the women could be reintegrated into the centre.

Vast kalmias, complete with their 1929 labels, rhododendrons and giant cherries were all being prepared to be moved, and it was my job to decide how they could be reintegrated so that the feeling of maturity could be retained in the garden city.

Campaigners called on the government to bring hundreds of children over before the start of the new school year to ensure that child refugees who had missed out on months, if not years, of school because of war and unrest could be reintegrated into the education system as soon as possible.

"But another way to see it is that if just 10% of Neets could be reintegrated, 1.4 million people, it will represent a saving of €15bn [every year]." Of those out of education, training and employment, 73% of 15- to 19-year-olds had no experience of work at all, dropping to 43% for those aged 20 to 24 and 28% for 25- to 29-year-olds.

From this perspective, Voltaire's critical stance could be reintegrated into traditional Old Regime society as a new kind of legitimate intellectual martyrdom.

The judge said he was "doubtful" about the claimants' assertion that they could easily be reintegrated into the play after limited rehearsals.

Mutated variants could then be reintegrated by recombination-mediated cassette exchange (RMCE) (Oberstein et al., 2005; Venken et al., 2011).

If indeed these people are innocent, the company could offer them to be reintegrated.

In contrast, Sergei Bagapsh, Abkhazia's de facto president, argued that the displaced should be reintegrated in Georgian territory: return could destabilise Abkhazia; and besides, he added, "they all emigrated from Georgia to Abkhazia in the first place".

This ECLT test should be reintegrated in clinical routine, and could be conveniently added to the panel of estimates of biological risk factors for atherothrombosis.