Sentence examples for policy of integrating from inspiring English sources
Marvel has had spectacular success in recent years with its policy of integrating multiple superheroes into the same movie.
In the video, which was made last year and surfaced this week, the four students, speaking Afrikaans, make sarcastic reference to the university's policy of integrating nonwhites.
Waitrose has a policy of integrating its natural, organic ranges with others so that's why you'll find us among the other brands.
Her book was occasioned by what she sees as the "politically driven 'reformation' "of the American military over the past decade through a policy of integrating women completely.
The study was conducted in a Danish primary school that formally adopted a policy of integrating movement and exercise into all subjects.
Fülbier and Weller (2011) observe a notable rise in the number of international publications by German-speaking financial accounting scholars since the introduction of EAR at the beginning of the 1990s (in line with EAR's policy of integrating paradigms from different European traditions, cf. Carmona et al. 1999; Carmona 2002).
In other words, the World Bank and IMF promoted multiple, more or less coordinated domestic policies of integrating national economies into the global marketplace.
The study examined a policy option of integrating the responsibility for early care and education within the education system, based on the experiences of five countries (Brazil, Jamaica, New Zealand, Slovenia, Sweden) and one municipality (Ghent in Belgium).
The policy in Rwanda of integrating HIV/AIDS care with general health services and its generous support from donors may have contributed to widespread service improvements.
19 To realize the full potential of ACT and RDT to treat malaria and adequately cater to the febrile child, it may, therefore, be important to extend the logic and policy recommendation of integrated community case management of febrile illness to the private sector.
Integrated landscape approaches offer a means of integrating policy and practice to ensure equitable and sustainable use of land while strengthening measures to improve environmental conservation, production, and well-being outcomes.
