Sentence examples for the further integration from inspiring English sources
On Monday, they said, he will announce the opening of an administration office to promote the further integration of faith-based organizations into federally financed social services.
6. Protection against changes to the Eurozone Mr Cameron will push for safeguards to protect Britain against the further integration of the Eurozone.
He did, however, endanger the further integration by endowing the children of his second marriage, contracted in 1668 with Dorothea of Holstein-Glücksburg, with semi-autonomous principalities.
The past 12 months have seen the further integration of the newsrooms of the Guardian, Observer and theguardian.com with their move out of Farringdon into new premises in King's Cross.
The further integration of ubiquitous computing technologies into the deep fabric of our societies may become immensely useful when adapting the global metabolism to the challenges of the Anthropocene.
Apart from that, neither leader has shown great interest in pursuing the further integration of Europe that is crucial for making the bloc more united in defense and security policy.
Hence, the conclusion that further integration between the GP cooperative and AED may not be effective refers to the population of Velsen only.
With the inclusion of the CCT, the ICP ensured further integration of working.
Referring to greater euro area integration he said: "Of course all these kinds of changes do pose significant challenges for us – without the right safeguards, further integration within the eurozone could significantly alter the structures and dynamics of the European Union.
But many Europeans oppose Turkish membership, both on cultural and political grounds, and there remain huge obstacles to the country's further integration into the continent on which it has but a geographic toehold.
Barriers identified by the Commission for further integration of the internal market in payments and appropriate approach to solve this problem will contribute to positive economic effects for the EU.
