Sentence examples for for reintegrating from inspiring English sources
For savvy Afghan officials, programs for reintegrating militia members have created lucrative contracting opportunities.
The archive project may also be instructive for reintegrating visual art into music marketing.
The minors meanwhile will enter a special programme for reintegrating them into civil life, including receiving psychological and educational support.
It has proved that, in conjunction with the European Union, it can be a mechanism for reintegrating Central and East European countries long artificially cut off from the Continental mainstream.
Earlier this month the White House announced a $250m package directed at the region, including funds for reintegrating returned migrants and tackling gang violence, an endemic problem considered to be behind many families' deciding that their children should leave.
At Thursday's conference, he is expected to announce his government's plan for reintegrating lower- and mid-level Taliban fighters into Afghan society to officials from more than 60 countries.
A possible reason for the apparent success of graded absence certificates in Norway is also that it contributes to containing some rather strong incentives for employers to refrain from reintegrating long-term sick employees in their active workforce.
Some forager war narratives recount successful rescue attempts, pointing to another side effect of warfare for women: the task of reintegrating into one's natal group after (literally) sleeping with the enemy.
She also insisted that sustainable support be provided for children reintegrating into their communities, to prevent them from returning to a life of crime and violence.
More emphasis is now being placed on family and couples therapy in the belief that securing support for the addict improves the chances of reintegrating them into society.
We propose that the robustness of bringing nuclei apically for mitosis ensures that cells are capable of reintegrating into the epithelium after division.
