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.
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".
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.
Only in recent weeks has the distance traveled come into focus: France, reintegrated in 2009 into the command structure of NATO, spearheading the United Nations-backed NATO military operation in Libya; providing armed muscle to the U.N. forces in Ivory Coast; and giving its pacifist-trending ally Germany a lesson in 21st-century Atlanticism.
Katanga was reintegrated in 1963.
This is because even if a process does not participate in a sorting a round, it can be reintegrated in a subsequently sorting round.
Hence, the longer the insurance system allows for inactivity, the more difficult it will be to become reintegrated in the labor market.
Communities have a responsibility to ensure that affected women and girls are reintegrated in to society after experiencing sexual violence, avoiding disowning or shunning victims.
