Sentence examples for survive integration from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was the result of a unilateral decision made by a military government aligned with landlords and the capitalists that could survive integration with the world economy and that were threatened by the fierce distributive conflict that arose during the last Peronist government.

These data fit a model in which a pre-existing partial genome duplication can predispose a small proportion of the parasite population to survive integration of a deletion vector for an essential gene.

I do not know if the ambitious project of European integration will survive the enormous obstacles it currently faces.

BRUSSELS — Buoyed by an agreement to establish a single supervisor to watch over the biggest banks in countries that use the euro, the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, declared victory Friday over global financial markets, declaring them "totally wrong" for "seriously questioning whether the euro and indeed European integration would survive".

No common currency has ever survived without fiscal integration.

François Heisbourg, of the Foundation for Strategic Research, has just published "The End of the European Dream", which argues that the euro cannot survive without a degree of integration that is politically unrealistic.

The mayor is concerned that if refugees keep arriving in his town, his model for integration may not survive.

Guided Regeneration Gel (GRG) is made of three components: Hyaluronic acid (HA, hyaluronan) that is highly hydrated and contributes to the success of the implant to survive the initial period of integration and its growth and regeneration by providing the proper hydration protecting from drying, as well as serving as an additional antioxidant agent to the SOD, protecting against oxygen stress.

Eurozone integration is necessary for the euro to survive, but proper legal protection for the rights of non-euro members is absolutely necessary to preserve the single market and make it possible for Britain to remain in the EU".

Eurozone integration is necessary if the euro is to survive.

Few would give up the euro.Yet if the euro zone needs more fiscal federalism to survive, politics seems to preclude a Maastricht-style leap towards integration.