Sentence examples for drive to integration from inspiring English sources

Ever since he was a child, he said, he had felt "an obsessional drive to integration and simplification": he was initially drawn not to neuroscience but to mathematics and physics.

The Prime Minister will also announce details of a new drive to promote integration led by the Government's "tsar" for troubled families, Louise Casey.

Tens of thousands of Muslim women unable to speak English are to be given the chance to learn the language in a new government drive to build community integration and counter extremism.

But the Prime Minister ruled out of imposing a French-style ban on full-face veils in public as part of a drive to build community integration and counter extremism.

By comparing connectomes derived from simple to more advanced species, we identify two conserved themes of wiring: the tendency to organize network topology into communities that serve specialized functionality and the general drive to enable high topological integration by means of investment of neural resources in short communication paths, hubs, and rich clubs.

Brussels is home to the European commission, the EU's executive, whose role is to drive integration forward, and one of the two homes of the European parliament.

Next, pMC200, which was designed to remove the xynA coding region, was transformed into T. saccharolyticum M1442 to confirm that the regions of homology and resistance cassette were sufficient to drive integration and the removal of the xynA open reading frame.

That is one reason why the best hope yet for improved mental health services is the Better Care project to drive integration of services overall in the NHS.

These companies are thus being driven to improve the integration of the design, manufacturing and procurement functions.

* Government to give councils more flexibility over assets and to drive greater integration of local emergency services.

Institutions such as the European Central Bank and the European Court of Justice, which have already demonstrated their ability and power to drive European integration in the past, are those which are able to drive the EU outside the institutional and political contingencies in which it finds itself today.