Sentence examples for integration to which from inspiring English sources

JOY RAVONA New York, May 20 , 2012To the Editor: As a junior in a racially diverse private high school, I can attest to the type of integration to which David L. Kirp refers.

In this case, the social fact has become "unavoidable," and certain institutions are necessary for the social integration to which there is "no feasible alternative" (Habermas 2001 122).

It can point to how it's providing this very type of data integration to which Fleming is referring on its own product set.

In this study, we surveyed 943 clinics that had belonged to Taiwan PCCNs for more than a year to understand the nature and extent of integration to which they and their associated PCCN members (clinics and hospitals) had in governance, clinical, marketing, financial, and information infrastructures.

They got their hands on one of the early products, a software program called Voice Xpress Plus ($99, Lernout & Hauspie ) that had one big advantage: It came with a tight integration to Microsoft Word, which was already Doyle's word processing program.

Elizabeth Anderson, a philosopher at the University of Michigan, argues that the "diversity" rationale is weaker than an "integration" rationale according to which "racial integration of mainstream institutions is necessary both to dismantle the current barriers to opportunity suffered by disadvantaged racial groups, and to create a democratic civil society".

The ultimate aim of the integration process, and to which others like peace, justice and democracy speak, is to protect the dignity of the individual.

Phi quantifies integration, the extent to which information is interconnected into a unified whole rather than split into disconnected parts.

Evaluation: The extent to which integration mindsets are shared may help assess the success and sustainability of an integration activity.

Officials respond that linking up the two country's electricity grids is part of South American integration, a progressive goal to which even their opponents pay lip-service.

(I believe the ultimate test for authentic integration is the degree to which diverse people socialize together).