Sentence examples for in response to integration from inspiring English sources

Byrd and his close political allies were pressing for extreme measures (such as closing schools) in response to integration, and Stanley realized that action had to be taken soon or integration would occur before these measures could be enacted.

Sonny Perdue, the GOP candidate who campaigned against Barnes on the Confederate flag issue did remove the Barnes flag, but he adopted the 1903 state flag, which looks more like the Confederate States of America flag with the Georgia symbol, and not the very recognizable Confederate Battle Flag that you saw pop up all over the South in response to integration efforts in the 1950s and 1960s.

"It's a huge job that is going to have to be done in response to eurozone integration that is progressively going to threaten the single market in financial services … The governor is going to have to go out there and negotiate so we are not on the sidelines".

No doubt this is in response to the iPhone/iTunes integration and Apple's existing iTunes mobile extension.

Brin said in response to questions that integration, or "Features not Products" is an important direction the company wants to move in for the future.

BAT's strategy in response to the CACM integration process had two crucial components, each of which was necessary in order to allow the other to work effectively.

Xpcl1 encodes miR-106a∼363, a cluster of microRNAs that are expressed in response to adjacent retroviral integrations.

The other, suggested by the girl's Afro hairstyle, is of Black Power politics, which arose in response to a racism that integration alone could not change.

The CRSC's "Wedge Strategy," outlined in a written action plan that stretches over 20 years (1998 2018), specifies that the group seeks "Legal reform movements [that] base legislative proposals on design theory" and that it is prepared to "pursue possible legal assistance in response to resistance to the integration of design theory into public school science curricula" (Discovery Institute 1998).

In human adults, neuroimaging studies have demonstrated the recruitment of a specific set of brain regions in response to body-related multisensory integration.

The article contributes to discussions about the definition and measurement of civic integration in response to the CIVIX index created by Goodman (2010, 2014).