Sentence examples for more effectively integrating from inspiring English sources

As part of the N.C.A.A.'s consent decree, the university has agreed to adopt measures outlined in the Freeh report for more effectively integrating the athletic department into the university.

Regionalisation's promise of more effectively integrating health and social services is especially important for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses transitioning to and/or living in the community.

As an update to a previously published statement on weight management counseling of overweight adults, the College is providing a consensus-based recommendation designed to more effectively integrate weight management strategies into clinical practice and to incorporate referrals to effective evidence-based community and commercial weight management programs.

In Denmark the debate is now about how the country can more effectively integrate refugees.

Apple's version is more effectively integrated with Maps, though for some trips – such as on bike hire schemes like London's Santander Cycles, Citymapper still comes up trumps.

One of the stated purposes of Head Start was to 'break the inter-generational cycle of poverty' and to more effectively integrate poor, often Black or other 'minority' children, into mainstream society.

Faculty must critically examine current educational strategies and design new approaches to more effectively integrate the practice and science worlds, thereby enhancing program completion and graduating nurse scientists who are equipped to contribute to the knowledge of the discipline.

Given these shortcomings in the literature, we outline a framework for setting marine conservation planning objectives that describes six key approaches to more effectively integrate connectivity and climate change into conservation plans, aligning opportunities and minimizing trade-offs between both issues.

That leaves 88% of us who have to find ways to more effectively integrate our passion with our work.

We need to change that view of work.We need to find ways to more effectively integrate our passion with our work.

Time is precious and there are only so many minutes in the day, but I believe that we can more effectively integrate family, faith and personal time with our professional obligations without sacrificing our livelihoods.