Sentence examples for integration not only from inspiring English sources

The IPU model involves integration not only across specialties, but also across the cycle of care.

Mr. Putin already is pressing for greater economic integration not only into the world trade structure, but the European Union.

For Mpanza, the difference between communities is too profound for integration, not only in terms of wealth but "opposing social upbringings".

This integration not only includes provisions of the EC-Treaty itself, but also secondary law passed in accordance with the primary provisions.

The uniform integration not only retains the inherent excellent properties of GO, but also overcomes some weakness like shallow skin depth and severe layers restack.

In other words, it is important to deal with integration not only at the syntactic level, but also at the semantic level.

The re-engagement of ex-combatants in organized violence is a common phenomenon in post-conflict regions that impairs re-integration not only in Colombia but also in other countries like Afghanistan, Ivory Coast or Liberia [ 41- 44].

The Napolitano report recognises the importance of the local and regional entity for the continued existence and consolidation of European integration, and not only the formal regions with constitutional powers, but all regions, from Dutch provincies to English counties to German Länder and Spanish comunidades autónomas.

Backers of integration pushed not only against the mostly white families who staunchly opposed using transportation to achieve integration, but also against moderates who warned of what might happen if activists pushed families too far.

In terms of pathway data integration, IntPath not only looks for related pathways between databases but also within each source database; this integration approach provides more unified, meaningful and comprehensive integrated pathway-gene and pathway-gene pair relationships information.

Problems of task integration include not only the consideration of information flow and timing for a continuously changing environment, but the integration of various problem-solving methodologies.