Sentence examples for demanding integration from inspiring English sources

He was arrested at a sit-in at the New York City Board of Education headquarters, demanding integration of the public schools.

If Sweden's resistance towards even minimally demanding integration policies, at least at the gates of entry, residence, and citizenship – and as we shall see also other fields of integration – continues to perplex international commentators (Borevi, 2014), so does neighboring Denmark's opposite trajectory.

Unfortunately the complex legal environment, the need for multiple contracts in the case of point-to-point connections and resource demanding integration of EPR, RIS and PACS has made an inter-organisational shared workflow a demanding task even despite the availability of internationally agreed IHE standards like XDS or XDS-I.

Results from the visual attention task (NEPSY) did not show differences between the groups of children (P = 0.28) when subjects were exposed to an attention task excluding the demanding integration of visual and motor capabilities.

In many countries, this process results in more demanding integration policies and more exclusive nationality laws.

The recent advances in portable and flexible electronic devices demand integration of flexibility into future electromagnetic interference shielding materials.

"This has been a highly demanded integration from our shared enterprise customers," Latif told me and echoed Dietz' comments about how a chat interface is actually quite useful for handling managerial tasks, even as chatbots in the consumer world are still recovering from their early hype and disillusionment phase.

Assembling and communicating narratives about the life of a person demands integration of the different tracking modes used to gather information about that person (Fivush et al. 2011).

The adoption of a systems approach to study AD will demand integration of heterogeneous data (such as molecular and image data) and studies of disease-associated molecules and their assemblies beyond the pathway-centric view.

Activity in the θ-band has been linked to a range of different cognitive functions, for example, working memory (Jensen and Tesche 2002) or spatial navigation (Caplan et al. 2001), which demand integration of information from various brain regions.

In February 2014, it felt like the Euromaidan protests in Kiev's Independence Square, demanding closer integration with Europe, were reaching a peak.