Sentence examples for integrated but not from inspiring English sources

People there have begun to suspect that the peculiarly Dutch myth of a democracy integrated but not assimilated might be a dangerous fiction.

The Armenian communities in these Middle Eastern countries were well established and integrated, but not assimilated, into local populations.

Line 118 2 appears as an extreme case, where 5 copies of nptII gene have been integrated, but not even one copy of TSWV-N gene.

There was the "integrated but not assimilated" oxymoron called the Dutch model.

A year later, Kramer used the murder of van Gogh as the jumping-off point for a broader discussion of "the Dutch model" of "integrated but not assimilated" democracy.

A better deal for ex-soldiers and for NHS nurses (not managers), for children deprived of the grammar school ladder by the Oxbridge crowd, for hard-working immigrants who want to integrate but not for returning teenage jihadis (don't let them back).

Heard more than once from attendees was the comment that ad agencies are still very silo'd, "they talk about being integrated but aren't".

We would like these to be integrated, but don't know how", said a senior MOH staff member.

It works well in highly integrated practices but not for independent practitioners without an external entity to coordinate their care.

Global capitation provides such incentives; it works well in highly integrated practices but not for independent practitioners.

From the perspective of some in the Senior health service manager and Senior policy-maker groups, there was a view that some networks currently exclude health service managers input into projects and governance leading to a perception that some networks had developed 'in silos': "They are integrated vertically but not horizontally".