Sentence examples for more successful integration from inspiring English sources

It is however important to keep in mind that all amendments implemented in Scandinavian nationality laws in recent years have been made with the same overall purpose: a more successful integration of immigrants in the receiving society.

A better understanding of resident and faculty attitudes and skills about self-assessment and self-directed learning will allow more successful integration of lifelong learning into residency education.

We hypothesize that job coaching according to IPS will lead to a more successful integration of new IV-pensioners into competitive employment.

A better state of mental health (e.g. lower anxiety and depression) and a more successful integration into the competitive employment market through the approach of IPS was evident [ 23].

The main aim of this study is: (1) To determine if job coaching according to the IPS approach leads to a more successful integration of new IV-pensioners into competitive employment.

We therefore intend to continue to work with the Member States and with Parliament in order to set a more ambitious agenda in the area of development aid, above all by placing Africa at the forefront of our priorities, because Africa has structural problems that other regions have, to some degree, already overcome, particularly because of their more successful integration into international trade.

One of the reasons why America may seem more successful at integration is that minority communities buy into the American dream.

Yet some studies point to a potential 'trade-off' between liberal policies and socioeconomic outcomes (e.g. Koopmans, 2010), suggesting instead that restrictive and more 'demanding' approaches lead to more successful immigrant integration.

More importantly, successful integration of nanoparticle-stabilized liposomes with polymeric hydrogels will combine the advantages of the two distinct drug delivery platforms and thus open the door to more advanced topical drug delivery with unique benefits such as improved tissue localization, minimized burst release, and controlled sequential drug release.

The high employment rate of Ethiopian women, more than 60 percent, is considered one of the more successful measures of integration.

6– 8 Although it was clear from these pilot studies that certain elements of program implementation were more amenable to successful integration than others, it was not clear either how successful the scaling up of these integration efforts from pilot studies to national-scale programs could be or just which combinations of activities were most effectively linked.