Sentence examples for integrated member from inspiring English sources

Three decades after the communists emerged as victors in the war, it was now a fully integrated member of the globalised capitalist economy.

Speaking as someone who was once an outsider but is now, I like to think, a fully integrated member of British society, I feel I have a better idea than Woolas of the lessons immigrants need to learn when coming to this strange, wet land.

Three years on, Dernbach is a fully integrated member of the England one-day and Twenty20 sides, having played in the last eight matches across both formats.

Heading into the Summit of the Americas in Panama, a diplomatic process is concluding with the Inter-American system recognizing Cuba as an integrated member of the hemisphere, whether Washington likes it or not.

An integrated PHR is one in which the patient can interact with his or her own clinician securely to gain access to the working record of the clinician and hence become a integrated member of the care team by suggesting revisions to historical data and monitoring progress in concert with the clinician [ 16].

Transport was highlighted as a vital facilitator to accessing neighbourhood activities and to being a fully integrated member of the community, with many individuals concerned that ageing would lead to a significant loss of community access if public transport provision was insufficient for their needs.

Increasingly, gay men and women are open, fully integrated members of society.

Most of the sagas of Icelanders, however, are concerned with people who are fully integrated members of society, either as ordinary farmers or as farmers who also act as chieftains.

By the eighteenth century, sizars were fully integrated members of the community, who were as likely to be employed by Fellow commoners as companions rather than servants.

The academy is also authorized up to 60 international exchange cadets, who undergo the same four-year curriculum as fully integrated members of the Corps of Cadets.

However, it was evident that pharmacists were not integrated members of the IC multidisciplinary team as the pharmacy presence throughout the facilities was minimal.