Sentence examples for pro integration from inspiring English sources
Regarding attitudes, the repeated measures ANOVA showed that the intervention group significantly improved attitudes in the total score of CAMI (ES = .37), and in the subscale Open minded and pro integration (ES = .39), as compared to participants in the comparison group.
Time by group analyses showed improvements in the intervention group in overall score of attitudes and regarding the subscale Open minded and pro integration, in intentional behaviour (willingness to work with) and in 4 out of 6 items assessing mental health literacy.
Analyses of changes between baseline and the 6-month follow-up showed significant positive changes in attitudes with regard to total attitude scores (ES = .68) and the subscales Community mental health ideology (ES = .46) and Open minded and pro integration (ES = .33), Table 2.
In Macron, "you had this young, dynamic candidate who campaigned on a distinctly pro-European integration message, pro-immigration, pro-economic reform and deregulation," said Gordon, the former Obama advisor.
This means that it will shift somewhat to the left and toward more pro-integration positions.
The new Polish government also dreams about a London-Warsaw Eurosceptic axis as counterbalance to pro-integration Berlin and Paris.
The pro-integration speakers carried themselves, as they often do, with the self-congratulatory air of men who had ventured among savages.
This, together with the refugee crisis, has encouraged nationalist parties to mobilize against E.U. institutions across the continent and pro-integration mainstream parties to try to fight back.
David Cameron: Praises the party's Euroscepticism, echoing Liam Fox's call for the party to leave the (pro-integration) European People's party grouping within the European parliament.
But the hostile majority on the Supreme Court and the absence of a vocal pro-integration constituency make integration's revival a near impossibility.
The real reason the pro-integration Euro-elite loves the European Parliament is because most of its members see the world the same way they do.
