Sentence examples for ideal of integration from inspiring English sources

The N.A.A.C.P. even had an internal debate over continued support for the ideal of integration.

If the Marie Curie Lycée, on a broad avenue leading to Versailles, heavy with history between the two countries, is any measure, the ideal of integration through the shaping of young minds has far to go toward realization.

He is considered by some political theorists to be a primary example of the political ideal of integration as distinct from separatism.

The two ideal types of integration policies can be characterised by how liberal or restrictive they are in the assignments of rights to immigrants (see Koopmans et al., 2005).

A minority are romantically attached to the ideal of European integration; a similar portion are fanatically hostile.

Referring to the ideal of European integration, Mr Anthony Eden said in January, 1952, "This is something which we know, in our bones, we cannot do...For Britain's story and her interests lie beyond the continent of Europe.

Pinker's ideal of interdisciplinary integration was from the beginning a humanistic project — and, as we have seen, was continued into the present by humanists much more than scientists.

This continuum appears to have less and less explanatory power as firms are increasingly blurring their established boundaries to engage in neither the familiar alternative of arms'-length market contracting nor in the former ideal of vertical integration (Powell 1990).

However, the idea of integration often indicates what many citizens expect immigrants to do, and contains ideals of nationhood and society.

"It is the idea of integration.

Measurement results indicate a pull-in voltage of 0.5 V which makes the switch ideal for integration with available low voltage CMOS technologies.