Sentence examples for growing integration from inspiring English sources

But his very appointment signaled the growing integration of intelligence and armed forces.

More recently, it signalled its growing integration by changing its name to the European Union.

In a sign of growing integration, Serbs broke with tradition and came out to vote in areas surrounded by ethnic Albanians.

The agreement purports to protect us from the growing integration required by the euro and the many new regulations that the euro will require.

In fact the growing presence of Muslim recruits in the army (including elite paratrooper units) is a sign of the growing integration of Muslims in France.

This growth represents a triumph of everything Wall Street stands for — the ability of capital to seek returns across borders, the growing integration of the world's economy and the triumph of market activity in previously closed areas.

But at least China's growing academic integration with the outside world may help.

And Mr. Fox believes that a growing economic integration will inexorably erode the border -- and the development gap -- in coming years.

They also acted as if they were certain that their new common currency and the growing economic integration of Europe made the region more independent and less vulnerable to outside economic turbulence.

The serendipitous sourcing of technologies and customer characteristics, the lowering of transaction costs, the trade flows enabled by accelerated financing and logistics—all of these presume growing network integration and social media, the latter increasingly important to glean marketing data.

If completed, the deal would represent the first time a foreign air carrier was permitted to buy a stake in a mainland airline and would stand as a minor milestone in the growing economic integration between China and Taiwan.