Sentence examples for more strongly integrated from inspiring English sources

And yet our strategies on climate change, development, humanitarian aid and peace building issues need to be more strongly integrated.

That is why the Copenhagen meeting recommended more strongly integrated human rights principles and standards across all post-2015 goals, including gender equality.

Successfully tackling the three challenges outlined above would require evolutionary ecology to become more strongly integrated with fisheries science and management (Hutchings 2000b).

"Such tendencies can only be countered, if at all, by a change in political direction, brought about by democratic majorities in a more strongly integrated 'core Europe'.

Meanwhile, critics say Fiorina had no idea how to handle such a large company, nor a vision for where to steer it: it flirted unsuccessfully with making TVs; it didn't seem to know whether to more strongly integrate or spin off its profitable printer division.

- The Consultation put forward a recommendation to more strongly integrate human rights principles and standards in a new post-2015 framework.

We also found that, in common with some findings in advanced country contexts, but in contrast to common expectations in industrialising economies, subsidiaries that were strongly integrated into their parent corporations undertook more, not less, intensive innovative activity than those that were well integrated into the host economy.

In fact, tea is so strongly integrated into the culture that offering tea to guests is considered an integral part of Turkish hospitality.

The latter are strongly integrated, either for traditional foods or introduced foods.

As intended by the report the idea of sustainable development has become strongly integrated into the notion of environmental conservation.

It has manifested into something big, and is so strongly integrated into our culture that they often go unnoticed.