Sentence examples for integration has gone from inspiring English sources
The manufacturing sector is where such integration has gone furthest.
"The integration has gone well, and the potential has exceeded my expectations".
Over two-thirds of Labour voters who think that European integration has gone "too far" readily say they dislike Miliband.
Simply, integration has gone too far to allow the financial collapse of Greece or any other state in the eurozone.
Viewing the ad, it is very difficult to avoid the feeling that its real message is that school integration has gone too far.
"Despite challenging revenue and market conditions integration has gone extremely well and efficiencies are continuing to be found and the margin is improving".
Despite the United Kingdom's efforts at avoiding any involvement in the Eurozone's problems, the ongoing troubles of the euro reinforced the belief of many British voters that European integration had gone too far and that Britain would be better off on its own.
Today, those integrations have gone live for users of both the Android phone and iOS Dropbox applications.
The latest quarterly results beat expectations, and the integration of Bank One has gone smoothly.
It is yet another indication, if any were needed, of how the integration of European financial markets has gone into reverse since the crisis.Interest rates, for both deposits and loans, differ widely among the countries using the euro (see chart).
The extent of integration — how far the process has gone beyond transferring government responsibility for ECCE into education — varies considerably across the countries: it has gone furthest and deepest in Sweden and Slovenia.
