Sentence examples for reintegrated under from inspiring English sources

"To achieve this it's vital that we have a joined up supply system – with in-house and indie commissioning reintegrated under a series of new, focused subgenre slates …" It is to be hoped the vision for his new job is a more straightforward one.

The kids are among some 3,000 set to be disarmed and reintegrated under a UN-brokered agreement.

But from Belarus and the eastern half of Ukraine, to much of Central Asia and the Caucasus the Soviet empire's shattered pieces have been reintegrated under Moscow in economic and security terms even if not reclaimed politically.

In the U.S., Sarkozy became well-known and well-appreciated for his activism and successes in foreign affairs, but foreign policy was completely absent from the French presidential campaign, even though the French reintegrated NATO fully under Sarkozy's tenure and became even more involved in Afghanistan.

Under Saladin and his descendants, Egypt was reintegrated into the Sunni world of the eastern caliphate.

With Kevin Pietersen now successfully "reintegrated", it seems that a line can be drawn under the biggest crisis to hit the England team since the last Pietersen controversy.

With the reinforced procedures of identification and verifications all under-age recruits that may exist can be successfully identified, discharged and reintegrated.

Hue and substance were reintegrated.

Under the Pretoria agreement, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo promises to disarm, demobilize and return these terrorists to Rwanda, where the majority will be reintegrated like others before them have.

The programs, which are voluntary, have dismantled at least 274 paramilitary organizations, reintegrated about 62,000 militia members into civilian life and recovered more than 84,000 weapons, including thousands of heavy arms that had fallen under the control of regional warlords.

Under the plan, these children are to be removed from combat and related work -- like spying, acting as couriers and doing chores for the insurgents -- and to be reintegrated into their communities and provided with education and health care.