Sentence examples for re-integrated from inspiring English sources

France has re-integrated into NATO's military structure.

But the PAC found that in some cases its work had actually gone backwards since UKBA was re-integrated.

Its job will be much easier if the Muslim Brotherhood can be re-integrated into politics, and its war with the military halted.

The army, which is to be temporarily disarmed and then re-integrated with the rebels to form a new, united force, refuses to accept the deal.

It was Ellington, jazz's pre-eminent composer, arranger and bandleader, who re-integrated the soloist back into the ensemble, building full-scale orchestral arrangements on top of the individual voices of his soloists.

As for whether members of the former Taliban government might be re-integrated into Afghan society, he said: "Taliban who are not responsible for crimes can go back to their homes.

He should re-integrate into our squad for normal training.

In Wired's case, that meant integrating — or rather, re-integrating — the way it markets itself.

Yashin, 40, is on a one-woman mission to re-integrate Cypriot society.

One of Saakashvili's promises since becoming president had been to re-integrate South Ossetia and Abkhazia into Georgia.

But going from night-time missions to serving up coffee isn't the ideal way to re-integrate Iraq and Afghanistan veterans.