Sentence examples for integration legislation from inspiring English sources
Most European countries have introduced some kind of forced integration in their migration and integration legislation, where migrants have to show a willingness and capacity to integrate in order to stay in the country and have equal rights (Wallace Goodman, 2010).
Development of scientific and technological capabilities; Community Integration; Legislation - Regulations (Public policy development); Implementation costs; Support of Government entities; Support and partnership with the private sector; Level of training of human resources in the country; Access costs for institutions.
Consequently, the first national integration legislation was implemented under the Social Democratic government in 1999 (Law on integration of immigrants in Denmark (Act no. 474 of 1 July 1998); Breidahl, 2012, p. 62).
The integration legislation is based on the idea that 'permanent residence is reserved for foreigners who integrate', that 'results count' and that 'citizenship must be earned' (Ersbøll and Gravesen, 2010).
The integration of legislation into emergency management still seems to be a relatively neglected area (45).
Several of the respondents agreed, however, that inclusion of contextual issues such as the integration between organizations, legislations, sectors, and geographical scales, would be valuable ways to develop the framework further.
More legislation on integration requirements followed in 2006 and 2007 with the introduction of an integration contract and integration examination.
There is a worldwide interest to better understand integration, implementing integrated care and stimulating development, regardless of systems or legislation.
Full integration will not happen with legislation alone.
It was the third explosion in the city in 11 days after federal legislation mandated the integration of Alabama schools.
The Defenders not only demanded that state legislators pledge not to support racial integration, but in June 1955 called for legislation to be enacted which barred state funds from being spent on school desegregation.
