Sentence examples for taking integration from inspiring English sources
It is not uncommon that these applications were not designed taking integration into account.
Otherwise, taking integration with respect to ξ further reduces the transformed equation.
Taking integration with respect to β on both sides of Equation 13, using Equation 19, and applying the logarithm yields the posterior distribution function ∑ i = 1 L ln p θ i, γ, λ, ν | y i = ∑ i = 1 L ln p θ i | γ, λ, y i + ∑ i = 1 L ln p γ, λ, ν | y i.
The first influential summit held, after the departure of De Gaulle, was The Hague summit of 1969, which reached an agreement on the admittance of the United Kingdom into the Community and initiated foreign policy cooperation (the European Political Cooperation) taking integration beyond economics.
I asked her what she thought of NGA's plans to force West Flemings to take integration and language courses.
Since 2005 immigrants can be required to take "integration courses," including 600 hours of instruction in German.
The Christian Democrats proposed that all foreigners be obliged to take "integration courses" for which they would have to bear part of the cost.
"The appointment of Logan and Bewkes was designed to take integration to the next level, not to thwart it," said Edward Adler, a spokesman for the company.
Uganda, Rwanda's neighbor to the north, takes integration a step further, providing refugees with plots of land and gradually weaning them from WFP assistance altogether.
If immigrants are forced to learn the national language and to take integration classes and perform public service in return for welfare, this may counteract the image of not belonging and not reciprocating.
