Sentence examples for economically integrated from inspiring English sources

The City Housing Corporation conceived of Sunnyside Gardens as economically integrated.

During these 12 years of Rwandan control, the mineral-rich provinces have been economically integrated into Rwanda.

That in turn is the best — arguably the only — path to a modernizing, politically plural, economically integrated South Asia.

Mr. Bush is right to champion free trade and global prosperity, since an economically integrated world will be a more stable one.

In fact, many EU regions are more economically integrated with other regions across national borders than with the rest of their country.

Philippot brushed aside suggestions that Britain's exit would be painful for France, which is more economically integrated into the E.U., and that the fallout might affect public opinion.

If refugees are to escape poverty, adds the report, they need to be economically integrated into local communities rather than merely offered short-term assistance.

It is much, much less true today in those countries because they have modernized and economically integrated in successful regional compacts.

One hope of many of the euro's founder members was the obverse: that the club would become more politically and economically integrated.

Reaching Golmud, in Qinghai, in 1984 and Kashgar, in Xinjiang, in 1999, it has economically integrated these remote provinces, making them available for large-scale resettlement by Han Chinese immigrants, and strengthening Beijing's political control.

Finally, Liu et al. (Impact of the minimum wage on youth labor markets, forthcoming) address the spatial heterogeneity issue by controlling for common shocks to economically-integrated areas.