Sentence examples for reintegrated back from inspiring English sources

Of those who successfully reintegrated back into society, all had the support of family members, as well as friends and mentors.

"But I changed my opinion of him once he was reintegrated back into the England team towards the end of that year.

We wanted to understand not just whether or not they returned to crime or to prison, but how they reintegrated back into families, neighborhoods, the labor market, religious institutions, and civic and political life.

Guangzhou long dominated the province to an unusual extent, though that dominance has lessened somewhat as Hong Kong has been reintegrated back into China and cities around the Pearl River Delta (notably Shenzhen) have risen in prominence.

On top of that, it caused multiple waves of readjustment periods not only when each player got injured, but also as they were reintegrated back into the rotation.

"Matt was one of the reasons why Kev was reintegrated back into the team  when a lot of players, myself included, were thinking there's no way he should play again after what he did to Andrew Strauss [against South Africa].

BT's former mobile unit was considered the cheaper option, as well as easier to reintegrate back into its former parent company's systems.

Most people viewed the women and girls as victims – but felt they needed to go through a deradicalisation and rehabilitation programme before reintegrating back into the community.

He sees Jejoen as a young man with a bright future, who needs the love of his family and the support of the state to reintegrate back into society after eight months in Syria.

On leaving prison in 2002, he founded the Philemon Foundation which began to address the basic hygiene and nutrition needs of inmates, while offering practical support as ex-offenders tried to reintegrate back into society.

That, listen, we want to make sure that there's a fair, humane criminal justice system and then we also want to make sure that when people are punished, after they've completed their punishment, that they're given ever opportunity possible to successfully reintegrate back into their community because if they do so, it's better for everybody, right?