Sentence examples for such as integrating from inspiring English sources

This means that ideas such as integrating circular economy principles by moving from selling products to leasing them, fail to get a fair hearing.

There are also a lot of costs such as integrating IT systems, rebranding and employee/volunteer relations that can be underestimated.

Many of the suggestions that have been put forward so far surround personal touches that can be added to the stadium – such as integrating certain technologic aspects to enhance the viewing experience.

So under my leadership we will fight the next election on a radical manifesto, with bold ideas such as integrating the NHS and social care, and renationalising the railways.

Lawmakers including the Democratic Oregon senator Ron Wyden introduced a bill to ban sales of weapons and riot control equipment to Bahrain until the country launches reforms, such as integrating its "Sunnis-only" security forces, commuting the sentences of political prisoners and ending all sanctioned and unsanctioned torture.

Just over half the companies are engaging investors on sustainability issues, up from 40% in 2012, but only a tiny 3% are showing leadership by using multiple tactics such as integrating sustainability information into mainstream investor communications, highlighting sustainability performance and innovations at annual meetings, and directly engaging with shareholders on sustainability topics.

A Web site describes goals such as: "Integrate molecular profiling in early-stage and locally advanced lung cancer to increase number of patients who are cured by 10-20%." The program will also include public awareness campaigns to discourage smoking, for instance.

The eventual realisation of cementless femoral stems with functional enhancements, such as integrated drug delivery features, could also be beneficial in the treatment of infection.

Internationally agreed data exchange standards, such as IHE (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise) profiles, integrated into electronic systems can assist institutions in providing seamless electronic communication.

A range of species distribution modelling tools is available to quantify species environmental relationships and predict species occurrence, such as: (i) integrating pairwise dependencies, (ii) using integrative predictors, and (iii) hybridising species distribution models (SDMs) with dynamic models.

Thanks to tireless work from organisations such as Integrate Bristol – of which I am a young trustee – we've seen so much progress.