Sentence examples for inclusive integration from inspiring English sources

Instead of making overblown promises to control borders, we need a low-cost, local and inclusive integration strategy to respond to the immigration we are experiencing now, and can expect in the future.

In light of these results, promoting more favourable public attitudes towards migration and migrants might help reducing migrant health inequalities at older ages to a greater extent than implementing more inclusive integration policies.

Their inclusive naturalisation policies are fully complementary to their overall inclusive integration policies.

Countries such as Norway and Spain, finally, are characterised by relatively restrictive ordinary naturalisation policies, given their overall moderately inclusive integration policies.

Also, given that the alternative view does not receive empirical support, in the sense that we do not find evidence for states practicing either inclusive naturalisation policies or inclusive integration policies, supporters of this view may consider what are political constraints underlying this model.

The best outcome will be to move toward a more inclusive and flexible integration of the academic and residential experience in the first year.

Furthermore, we see two states in the upper-right side of the graph, Sweden and Portugal, which systematically more inclusive naturalisation and integration policies than other states in Europe.

This may sound too Kumbaya, but the reality is that inclusive societies where integration is seen as a value, is a more open-minded society compared to the community where everyone is a native and /or part of that same tribe or cultural background.

- The development and validation of a national framework for inclusive education and integration of differentiated pedagogy in the modules for the teacher training networks.

This could allow for a better integration of inclusive, long-term visions in decision-making and strategic thinking in the context of innovation.

This paper shows how to make the inclusive cities through the integration of disadvantaged groups (immigrants, elderly, disabled etc).. Identifies the actors, strategies related to the planning and urban design.