Sentence examples for nationwide integration from inspiring English sources
What's more, at the club's next home game against FC Augsburg, players will enter holding the hands of one German child and one refugee, to symbolise the nationwide integration that the club hopes to encourage.
The landmark Mendez v. Westminster school desegregation case was the forerunner of nationwide integration of U.S. public schools, but until now, it's never been honored in Westminster.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) is supporting a nationwide integration of research into Introductory Biology courses through its Science Education Alliance (SEA; www.hhmi.org/grants/sea).org/grants/sea
The nationwide integration of palliative care best practices into general care settings is challenging but important in improving the quality of palliative care.
Brown v Board of Education and the nationwide racial integration that followed hardly touched Levittown, and even today its demographic profile still reads 94.15% white.
It is questionable how much the temporary enlistment of a minority of African-Americans, or Lincoln's growing estimation of black ability, soothed his doubts about the prospects of long-term, nationwide racial integration.
To catch on nationwide, however, class-based integration would have to generate momentum that it has so far lacked.
This is due to the scarcity of relevant reports on the nationwide situation of immigrants' integration and its determinants.
(b) The proposed model for a national hazard science advisory group, to enable integration of nationwide science capability, as proposed by Smith (2009) after Exercise Ruaumoko.
UINCD aims to scale up integration efforts nationwide and partner with HIV organizations to leverage existing infrastructure such as training models, pharmaceutical supply chains, laboratory capabilities, and clinical care.
The common people of the Tokugawa period, both urban and rural dwellers, by the very fact of their integration into a nationwide economic system of some technological sophistication, were increasingly reared in a world of empirical knowledge; and their self-awareness as human beings rose accordingly.
