Public pensions and medical care for the aged have become fixed, integral parts of American life.
The force is down by more than 3,300 nurses, including 2,000 district nurses who provide care for people in their own homes or residential institutions – a 28% cut to what the RCN says is an integral part of the community workforce.
This overlooks the fact that the two can rarely be separated: a facade could be an integral part of a building's structure, as well as providing its main artistic thrust.
The idea was that memes, viral videos, and remixed content will move from the fringes to an integral part of everyone's content diet.
The community of climbers Potter belonged to is an integral part of making outdoor recreation safer.
The University of Kent say: "Our Medway campus is an integral part of the university and the facilities and initiatives offered to students there are comparable with those offered at the main campus.
Clinton spokesman Tyrone Gayle said outreach to black voters will continue to be an integral part of her campaign.
Kennedy later became an integral part of her family: her daughter worked as his personal assistant in Inverness for 25 years, her grandchildren were his footsoldiers delivering leaflets, and her husband held a cord at the funeral of Kennedy's mother.
Francis Leach is an integral part of the overall ABC broadcast strategy for the Asian Cup.
Nearly 20 years after the Beijing declaration, where governments committed to ensuring that "the full implementation of the human rights of women and of the girl child as an inalienable, integral and indivisible part of all human rights and fundamental freedoms", too many young girls are still excluded from school, forced into early marriage, not seen and not heard.
His use of the airbrush soon became integral to his art, bringing a slick smoothness to images which oscillated between the grisly and the sensuous, often accommodating both.
