Sentence examples for integrate more fully from inspiring English sources

"They need to integrate more fully, or they will fall apart".

"The Europeans hoped to have 30 to 40 years to integrate more fully.

Politicians, including some Labour ones, have attacked multicultural policies and demanded that Muslims integrate more fully.

Still, he regrets not having the chance to improve his Chinese and integrate more fully into Hong Kong society.

The next decade will see cars integrate more fully into consumers' lives, says Audi's Ricky Hudi, head of electronics at the fast-growing unit of Volkswagen.

In the case of a large group of students, such as those from Korea University, we also work to accommodate them across the campus, to enable them to integrate more fully within the campus community," said the spokeswoman.

He wished to see developing countries integrated more fully into the dynamics of international trade, and using public policy to reduce speculation against their currencies assisted this goal.

Unmentioned goes the fact that Hong Kong too is likely to pass into history, its special role withering as China integrates more fully with the rest of the world.

Gen. Keith C. Walker, the commander of the Iraqi Assistance Group, which oversees the transition teams, said that the shift to an advisory mission for American forces would mean changes to the way these teams worked, and that they would be integrated more fully into the rest of the military presence.

Such policies, he concludes, will continue to fail unless new knowledge about the power of the human unconscious (including scientific knowledge from neuroscientists, geneticists and behavioural psychologists based on lots of nifty new experiments) is integrated more fully into the world of public policy.But here is the thing.

It has meant that the UK's Army Reserve, currently known as the Territorial Army, will need to be capable of taking on a greater role and integrating more fully with the regular force by 2020 - if all goes to plan.