Sentence examples for integrating and developing from inspiring English sources
Problems with integrating and developing the system are proving more difficult for Accenture than it indicated last year.Money in the bankChina surpassed Japan as the world's biggest holder of foreign reserves.
After time spent at Microsoft working on Internet Explorer among other things, he left to start his own enterprise software company, DataPower, which was eventually sold to IBM, where he stayed on for 2.5 years integrating and developing the business, before leaving to start a new company, online privacy company Abine, where he remains as chairman.
The wide-ranging attention towards integrating care and developing integrated care arrangements in developed countries underlines the need for further research on this topic by means of replicating or expanding this study.
"The emphasis is on the way Walther integrates and develops his own collection".
RFID, GPS, GPRS and GIS along with camera technologies have been integrated and developed the bin and truck intelligent monitoring system.
For example, a deal with Ericsson announced in November 2015 to integrate and develop new products together will add some $1 billion in sales to each company's balance sheets, according to their projections.
Three extracts from the first term review evaluations are quoted below to illustrate how students synthesise, integrate and develop their learning over a period of time.
The key dimension highlighted in the present paper is the relationship between the objectives of a social protection mechanism (to protect, integrate and develop people) and the concrete result (reduction of social exclusion).
A core group of ICU-professionals should receive extra coaching during the year after the training to be able to integrate and develop the new way of professional interaction within the ICU-department.
The concept of evocation, which was derived from Carl Rogers' school of client-centered therapy [ 72], has been integrated and developed as parts of several interview techniques, including Motivational Interviewing, in which the main emphasis is on non-confronting and non-provocative methods [ 71].
