Sentence examples for reintegration measures from inspiring English sources

Indonesia has introduced a combination of new laws, anti-terror training, international co-operation and reintegration measures to tackle extremism.

In recent years, Indonesia has introduced a combination of new laws, anti-terror training, international co-operation and reintegration measures to tackle militancy.

Reimagine gender roles and preferences by making more flexible work arrangements available, creating reintegration measures that help women get back into the workforce if they've left to raise children, promoting women's entrepreneurship, challenge stereotypes through education, and placing higher value on care-related skills.

Although veterans often report concerns about this domain of reintegration, existing measures permit only limited assessment of their parenting experiences.

Noting the trend towards the use of community –based education for JICWL, and in line with the commitment of Vietnam in complying with international law and policy, the Vietnamese government, together with UNICEF, established a pilot project on non-custodial measures, reintegration and support services to JICWL in Hai Phong.

"It is crucial to ensure that no children are integrated in the regular armed forces or forgotten in the reintegration process and that measure to prevent the recruitment of children be put in place," she said.

Given this mission, a tool to measure community reintegration is critically needed to track Veteran functioning in this domain, and to assess the impact of VA treatment and policy.

Given their proximity to their populations, city governments and local communities are best positioned to take initiatives for the prevention of violent extremism, such as early warning systems for the detection of radical behaviour, programmes targeting alienated youth and the reintegration of returning fighters, and measures to foster social cohesion in neighbourhoods at risk.

External technical and financial support can help employers to develop individual measures and establish reintegration pathways for people returning to work following a sickness absence.

Participation restrictions were measured using the Reintegration to Normal Living Index (RNLI) [ 33].

These findings suggested that the CRIS-CAT was a sound measure of community reintegration with reduced respondent burden.