Sentence examples for reintegrate process from inspiring English sources

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He also said efforts to woo Taliban foot soldiers away from the insurgency were showing progress: About 700 former Taliban fighters had officially reintegrated with Afghan authorities and another 2,000 were now in early stages of the reintegration process.

About 90% of the over 6,000 children who were in possession of an arm during the conflict went through the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) process and have been successfully reintegrated and reunified into their communities.

In talks with Farc commanders in Havana and Oslo, Santos's negotiators have so far achieved agreement on agricultural reform and rural investment, an end to Farc involvement in drug trafficking, new drug crop substitution programmes, and an outline political transition and reconciliation process to reintegrate the group's remaining 8,000 fighters.

Reintegration is the process where former combatants and abductees acquire civilian status and support services to reintegrate into post-conflict society [ 3].

Many of them had already been child soldiers and were in the process of reintegrating with their families.

The process of reintegrating into society from life as POW took a while and the longer Bergdahl stayed in the hospital, the more suspicious some people became thinking the military was hiding something potentially embarrassing, like he had become a member of the Taliban.

The pair are now being given medical checks as the first step in the process of reintegrating them into society.

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They also meet with a psychologist to talk about their problems, and can start the process of reintegrating in their families and communities.

While abduction of children and youth into regular and rebel armies has been a common feature of recent armed conflicts (Sri Lanka, Nepal, Angola, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Uganda, Burma), little is known about the process of reintegrating former abductees back into their communities [ 3].