On the one hand, a nationalist discourse of civic integration emerged, promoting a duty-based approach according to which government should enforce the obligation to integrate and to embrace the values of the host societies, mostly through citizenship tests (Goodman, 2010; Joppke, 2007; Joppke, 2012; Joppke, 2017).
Indeed, most of the two million Spaniards who migrated to Catalonia in the 1960s and '70s are today fully integrated and many of them have embraced secessionist ideals.
Children who are loved by their families, integrated into appropriate social lives and embraced by community culture are a joy and benefit to all.
Programs built on the Alma-Ata Declaration tended to define health as not the mere absence of illness but embraced a broader, more integrated and holistic view of health.
From a receiving society's perspective, naturalised migrants may be viewed as more reliable and integrated stakeholders embracing the way of life of the host country.
"For too long, too many people in this country have been living parallel lives, refusing to integrate and failing to embrace the shared values that make Britain great".
"For too long, too many people in this country have been living parallel lives, refusing to integrate and failing to embrace the shared values that make Britain great". Javid is not the communities secretary, he is the anti-communities secretary.
Data were integrated and reduced using HKL2000 [21].
"We think of InVision as the Salesforce of the design world, giving us the opportunity to embrace and integrate and click design customers into one seamless workflow".
If you've established multiculturalism as a national principle, then you can in good conscience push people to integrate, because embracing your cultural heritage is a sign of integration rather than the opposite.
The outward results are a significant byproduct of what happens when you find a fitness community that supports you, and embraces a consistent approach integrating mind, body and soul.
