Sentence examples for integration out from inspiring English sources

Facebook says that proximity of the TripAdvisor and Clicker doesn't necessarily mean that the company intends to roll out Instant Personalization at a rapid pace, but that it wanted to get this integration out before year's end.

Hive is designed to work with existing leading CRM tools already in place in many organizations, and launches with Salesforce integration out of the gate.

TicTacTi realizes that requiring developers to integrate with multiple SDK's to facilitate the embedding of ads is not scalable, so it developed a semi-manual method that at least takes the SDK integration out of the equation.

They've kept Facebook and Twitter integration out of the picture, too, because the team wants the Tracks experience to remain more private, where sharing happens between the people who were involved in the events the photos capture.

It is probably earlier than it should be, but it puts the idea of integration out there in the minds of its customers and lays a foundation for a much deeper set of products and services down the road when MuleSoft is more fully integrated into the Salesforce toolset.

The integration of out-of-hospital palliative care teams into the prehospital emergency care of palliative care patients.

EU integration brought out differences in Ukraine, but unlike Nato integration, it never polarised the country.

In a sense this entire show is an essay on how that integration played out in art.

The question of further economic integration turns out to be the most contentious issue: only 22% French people support it, compared with 36% in 2012.

Another change, she believes, is scrutinising the policymakers' obsession with integration, pointing out that many of the recent attackers lived, superficially at least, westernised lifestyles at some stage.

The outgoing government, with a Fortuynist minister, Hilbrand Nawijn, in charge of immigration and integration, set out, with some success, to close the doors, especially against asylum-seekers.