Sentence examples for genuinely integrated from inspiring English sources

It would present an opportunity to create genuinely integrated and joined up services, combined with responsibility for the economic and social well-being of the area.

"We need a... genuinely integrated NHS and social care system which helps older people stay healthy and living independently in their own homes for as long as possible.

At Hanover, this will demonstrate our commitment to larger space standards, imaginative designs, quality fixtures, fittings and finishes, together with genuinely integrated living that will set us apart from alternative offerings from the private sector.

Unlike other governing bodies at which the elite side of the sport remains disconnected from the grassroots, which are rarely discussed around the boardroom table unless there is a funding round coming up, at British Cycling the two sides appear genuinely integrated.

Ms Kendall said: "We need a far bigger and bolder response to meet the needs of our ageing population: a genuinely integrated NHS and social care system which helps older people stay healthy and living independently in their own homes for as long as possible".

It is disappointing that the industry has failed to make the great leap forward to genuinely integrated multi-media publishing.

Further work will be required to articulate the links and genuinely integrate the threads of the integrated approach, which may indeed lead to efficiencies in implementation as well as preventive synergies, such as has been realised through integrated approaches targeting cancer prevention other aspects of workplace health [ 71- 73].

The failure to absorb the Ethiopian Jews is the failure to fully and genuinely integrate them into Israeli society.

Likewise, Shaughnessy (2013) warned of programs that are merely a STEM veneer, that is, where approaches do not genuinely integrate the disciplines and thus may be devoid of important learning especially in mathematics.

Failure to genuinely integrate these actors into the process will only yield a peace constructed by outsiders and not respected by the raiders and armed groups who lend military credibility to political movements.

If we genuinely believe in permanently integrated schools, we must work to integrate the communities that fill them.