Sentence examples for measures to integrate from inspiring English sources

The irony was not lost on many that the college had been established in 2011 as part of measures to integrate the north-east into the rest of Kenya.

Thomas de Maizière, the interior minister, announced last week new measures to integrate foreigners, saying that up to 15 percent of immigrants did not want to integrate and that over 1.1 million foreigners living permanently in Germany could not speak German.

Measures to integrate Roma children in mainstream schools and spread healthcare among Roma families have had only limited success.

He proposes deradicalization measures to integrate the "reconcilable Taliban".

They see it as yet another measure to integrate West Bank settlements with Israel proper, strengthening the colonial grip on the territory.

This will mean separating many families from their relatives and lands in the West Bank.Although Israel's settler movement is opposed to the fence, the Palestinians see it as yet another measure to integrate West Bank settlements with Israel proper, strengthening their colonial grip on the territory.

Moreover, the measures of multiculturalism it takes to enhance solidarity with other nations, or to grant access to immigrants in the first place, may well be different from the measures designed to integrate immigrants who are already more or less permanent residents in one's country.

The ban was introduced as part of a larger series of measures designed to integrate immigrants.

Mr Varga says the funds should be diverted towards measures to help integrate Hungary's Roma minority.

Given the barriers to the inclusion of human rights in health education identified in this and other studies [32], the authors recommend a wide range of remedial measures to effectively integrate human rights into SOM and SPH curricula (Figure S1).

The providers should implement measures to actively integrate rehabilitation patients in treatment (e.g. encourage them to ask questions).