Sentence examples for successfully reintegrated from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Conte could admire the grace with which his players manoeuvred the ball, with David Luiz successfully reintegrated after his spell out of favour and the side efficient and untroubled once ahead.

Most such wartime prisoners appear to have settled into peaceful lives, but it may take time for it to become clear whether any particular one has successfully reintegrated into society or has drifted — or drifted back — into Islamist militancy.

The star batsman Kevin Pietersen, who had a toxic falling out with his teammates last summer, was successfully reintegrated into the team when England visited India late last year, although he will miss the New Zealand series with a bruised right knee.

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.

More troubling, there is a demonstrated link between an ex-offender's ability to obtain an occupational license and his chance of successfully reintegrating into society.

Officials in Yemen, the poorest Arab nation, insist that they need financial assistance from the United States to successfully reintegrate returning detainees.

"Despite these complexities, New York City has developed a program unique in the country in its content and scope which we believe will provide significant assistance to mentally ill inmates with the hope that these inmates will be able to successfully reintegrate into the community," he said.

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?

To successfully reintegrate ex-offenders back into society, a permanent change of behavior is required.