Sentence examples for integrating the former from inspiring English sources
A less unfavorable view of the Mussolini era is prevailing, partly because of the political necessity of integrating the former neo-Fascists into the mainstream.
Much of the cost of integrating the former East Germany was piled on to the social-security systems because it was politically easier than raising taxes.
The first has been hit by bouts of recession ever since its asset-price bubble burst in 1990, while sclerotic Germany has been hobbled by the EU's tough fiscal-policy regime, by rigid labour laws, and by the cost of integrating the former East Germany.
Frenkel is quick to point out, however, that the current jobless rate is far from acceptable and reflects the enormous challenge of integrating the former East Germany into the country's economy.
"Hybrid" climate policy simulations have sought to bridge the gap between "bottom-up" engineering and "top-down" macroeconomic models by integrating the former's energy technology detail into the latter's macroeconomic framework.
Upon integrating the former input from granule cell-parallel fibre and the latter from olivo-cerebellar projection, Purkinje cells in turn send axons to the vestibular nuclei (Ito 2002).
"It's not necessary to bring back the army," he said, "but to integrate the former soldiers into the police to give security to the population".
"It tells me only one thing: that the interim administration has decided to try and integrate the former warlords in the policy-making here in Kabul.
The company's chairman, Yang Yuanqing, is struggling to raise profit as he integrates the former I.B.M. unit, bought in May last year for $1.25 billion.
To right it any government must somehow integrate the former rebels into the national army and draft a new constitution in the coming months.
His son's aides are equally cognizant of that danger, and several said that there had been extensive discussions about how best to integrate the former president into the Republican National Convention.
