Sentence examples for integrating immigrants from inspiring English sources
Integrating immigrants is an increasingly vexed issue.
Mr. Ekumeloko said the Irish prime minister should lay out a plan for welcoming and integrating immigrants.
Not long ago, it used to be bishops in states like California, New York and Texas who spoke of the challenges of integrating immigrants into their parishes.
As Ahmad says, "America is the most successful country in the world at integrating immigrants, and that helps keep us safe.
Mr. Zapatero sees himself as the first leader of Spain since Franco who is armed with what he calls "a secular vision" aimed at eradicating sexual inequality and religious conservatism, granting more autonomy to Spain's provinces and integrating immigrants.
Across the continent, residents seem to have caught a collective bout of cold feet about integrating immigrants, and perhaps nowhere more so than in Germany, which has the largest number of foreigners -- 7.2 million -- although the highest percentage is in Switzerland.
But the riots in France point to one particular area in which Europe has been unusually bad: integrating immigrant families from the second and third generations.In America, the education levels, English-language skills and intermarriage rates of immigrant groups rise over time.
While the evidence shows that integrating immigrant nurses into the nursing workforce is shaped by factors that are socially constructed, studies that examine social structures affecting workforce integration are sparse.
That's why we do not have the same kinds of problems that people have in Europe or, frankly, here in the United States, with integrating immigrant communities.
Even more important, the country is culturally attuned to immigration, and long ago learned to integrate immigrants into its society and economy.
This also keeps the issue on the margins of the larger immigration movements' agenda which seeks to integrate immigrants into the fabric of a problematic (and heteronormative) America.
