Sentence examples for integration crisis from inspiring English sources

He was formerly executive editor of the "Arkansas Gazette" and was there during the Little Rock integration crisis.

Many in Little Rock, where I grew up, also felt that way for decades about the 1957 integration crisis at Central High.

This was the first book I read as a graduate student, and it provided a model and inspiration for my own PhD thesis, which took the Little Rock school integration crisis of 1957 as its point of departure.

In the 1950s he covered the civil rights struggle, including the Little Rock school integration crisis, and rode with an Israeli tank crew during the Suez crisis.

The Clarks weren't rich, but they lived on the prosperous side of town, and when it looked as though Wes might miss his first year of high school, in 1959, because of the lingering school-integration crisis in Little Rock, his parents sent him to Castle Heights Military Academy, in Tennessee.

One is that those who signed up to monetary union knew that it was bound to lead to fiscal integration; the crisis has merely hastened the process.

Anticipation of Greek "snap" elections on January 25 has brought renewed global financial market turmoil as global observers assess the uncertainties around Greek election risk and evaluate the likelihood that the ECB, EU and Greek leadership can manage to avoid yet another EU integration policy crisis, or even the unlikely event of a Greek "exit".

With the survival of the common currency no longer under threat and financial markets calm for now, policy makers expect Ms. Merkel to stick to her "small steps" approach to euro zone integration unless the crisis flares again.

Mind the latter is one of the few sectors in which structural reforms were implemented... Until the Eurozone crisis, integration delayed a broad range of structural reforms in Greece.

At Linhart PR, she is responsible for delivering digital solutions to clients, and specializes in social media strategy development, integration, infrastructure, and crisis management.

One of the main aims of AIDA is to differentiate between healthy identity integration, current identity crises, and severe identity diffusion.