Sentence examples for reintegrate in from inspiring English sources

The announcement is one of many issues surrounding development and governance that will be addressed at the conference, as well as an $800m £523mm) five-year Afghan peace and reintegration programme that "aims to reintegrate in five years up to 36,000 ex-combatants and to reach 4,000 communities in 220 districts of 22 provinces".

Dutch convicts tend to serve only two-thirds of their sentence, and the three judges in Amsterdam made it clear that they believed he should be given a chance to reintegrate in society.

For Mr. Kouchner, a founder of Doctors Without Borders who seems much happier chatting with refugees than getting a Chadian decoration hung around his neck on a yellow ribbon, the success of the European deployment helps show that France can reintegrate in NATO and keep its independence.

Researchers have to submit a project proposal to be carried out at a host institution in the country they wish to reintegrate in.

With this particular focus on the aim - the value creation process - we also reintegrate in the analysis the tensions linked to the relations of power existing between firms of different sizes and strengths and that particularly occur in the current context of constitution of the knowledge-capital.

Embodied cognitive science is a movement within many if not all of the subdisciplines of cognitive science; it seeks to reintegrate, in a principled and nontrivial way, the fact that cognition is a capacity of agents that have bodies, which are situated in an environment.

Since being reintegrated in 2012, his attitude has been great.

In 2012, more than 5,300 children associated with armed forces or armed groups were released and reintegrated in nine countries with the help of Unicef and partners.

But that was a continent basically grounded in the same culture as the United States, which is a primary reason that some former Soviet satellites of eastern Europe are successfully being reintegrated in Europe.

I remember the happiness I felt hearing that in the background when I spoke to him because I felt, my God, he's been reintegrated in this great way, although apparently, when he died, not completely.

In contrast, Sergei Bagapsh, Abkhazia's de facto president, argued that the displaced should be reintegrated in Georgian territory: return could destabilise Abkhazia; and besides, he added, "they all emigrated from Georgia to Abkhazia in the first place".