Sentence examples for furthering the integration of from inspiring English sources

Our goal of furthering the integration of epidemiological and toxicological inference is aided by an approach that gives experimentation, and the kind of critical tests that it can provide, a central role.

Mr. Blair has benefited politically from the announcement of sizable new investments in public services and a rise in pension payments, and he has adopted a more combative approach to those in the press and among the Conservatives who criticize his desire to further the integration of Britain into Europe.

This dedicated centre has considerably facilitated access to seeds and furthered the integration of insertion lines in research programs in the model dicot.

In 2001, a curriculum renovation was implemented to further the integration of theory and practice by a gradual increase of practice-based activities and a concomitant decrease in theory-based activities from year 1-6.

All told, the Spanish - and primarily Barcelona - influence at Manchester City is undeniably strong, with staff members even encouraged to take Spanish lessons in order to further facilitate the integration of their club's new working methods.

In 1998 the W. K. Kellogg Foundation made a five-year, $5.1 million grant to further the integration of the campus and the community.

Marketing scholars are recommended to explore further the integration of MO and CSR in both the private and public by adopting/adapting the conceptualised and the hypotheses presented in this study.

Further, the integration of service-computed data with more involved analysis (e.g. statistical regressions) as well as operations on entire data sets are possible, and demonstrations of this have been discussed at length elsewhere [22].

Further, the integration of the bonding process into the fabrication process of the wireless implantable strain sensor (WIPSS) has been verified and excellent bonding of the microchannel has been confirmed by ultrasound measurements.

Accordingly, the question of whether these typical civic integration policies work can be formulated (at least) in three ways: (1) does civic conditioning further the integration of immigrants?; (2) do civic integration policies screen for less easily integratable immigrants?; (3) do policies reinforce citizens' own narratives of nationhood?

This special issue presents a series of articles that continue to build upon the past and that further the integration of behavioural ecology and plant biology.