Sentence examples for more fully integrate from inspiring English sources

City education officials are not shy about their goal to more fully integrate computers into everyday instruction.

"Inside TV Land" addresses the cynicism of network programming after the civil rights movement made it fashionable to more fully integrate television.

"Russia has no need to impede a sovereign country's desire to more fully integrate with the West," Mr. Gates declared as he stood with Estonia's prime minister, Andrus Ansip.

Since then, efforts have been made to more fully integrate the region into India, beginning with its designation as a union territory in 1972 and then as a state 15 years later.

A more constructive approach is to identify ways in which to more fully integrate wild plant life, crops, and animals, which can be expressed in the concept of productive countryside.

The problems of the Kansas City schools, and the long court remedies designed to improve education and more fully integrate the schools, have long been a centerpiece in the national debate over race, test scores and the competing notions of raising academic achievement.

In the case of "Shrew," the more fully integrated of the productions, the effect is downright devastating.

Greece is far more fully integrated into the rest of Europe's finances than Argentina was into anyone's.

Nakano Central Park is another example of a park that has more fully integrated disaster mitigation into spaces such as offices, restaurants and meeting spots.

Another thing: for moviegoers, Russian gangsters are scarier than terrorists because they are more fully integrated into society, and therefore invisible.

The export of petroleum and natural gas from the North Sea has greatly strengthened Norway's economy and has more fully integrated it into the global economy.