Sentence examples for in further integration from inspiring English sources

In the past, however, such setbacks did not alter the elite's generally unshakable faith in further integration, or their confidence in their ability to shape it as they wanted.

Today, there are two Europes: One is the German-led inner group interested in further integration; the other is an outer group of states interested in free trade but not interested in transferring political authority to Brussels.

The Tory alternative, supporting a more flexible Europe, where each country has the right to decide on the extent to which it involves itself in further integration, is an entirely sensible approach to an EU which already has more than two dozen members and is likely to grow further.

"Today's announcement represents Citigroup's commitment to Mexico and to the belief in the potential of this country, to the belief in the further integration of Mexico and the U.S. economy, and to the grander vision of the North American economy," Mr. Rubin said at a press conference.

In addition, further integration with SBML Core concepts is planned.

But the view of successful entrepreneur Dovydas Braukyla is shared by many well-to-do Lithuanians who live in the cities. "Further integration in a unified market will help boost trade and cut currency exchange costs," he said.

In the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, an estimated 100,000 people sang the national anthem in the city's Independence Square in support of further integration with Europe.

Although no scientific studies have been conducted between the public perspective of persons with disabilities and their portrayals in the movies, seeing positive images of us in the media can only foster further integration in society.

Apart from that, neither leader has shown great interest in pursuing the further integration of Europe that is crucial for making the bloc more united in defense and security policy.

Mixage brought multiple factions into composite brigades, but without the 45-day retraining provided by brassage, and it seems that actually, the process was limited to exchanging battalions between the FAC and Nkunda brigades in North Kivu, without further integration.

Agreement between governments in Paris and Berlin is seen as vital to any steps toward further integration in Europe and for ensuring the survival of the common currency for the 17 European Union countries using it.