Sentence examples for the idea of integration from inspiring English sources

"It is the idea of integration.

Diahann Carroll was the idea of integration made banal.

The committee warns that "although the government has signed up to the idea of integration, little action has taken place to date.

Eventually, the city's leaders got behind the idea of integration, and Birmingham today has black political leadership and is dominated economically more by its medical center than by steel.

"But the idea of integration remains distinct here, where each keeps his identity but shares in a set of common values: secularism, the idea of the Republic, the rights of women, the language. . . .

Questioning the idea of integration — the enduring liberal answer to segregation — the town embraced a separatism that allowed its inhabitants to go about their lives and shape their self-images in an atmosphere less burdened by interracial tension.

Other research groups have already proposed the idea of data integration, but most groups have only investigated the integration of clinical and microarray data.

The public may (dimly and sceptically in some cases) like the idea of European integration.

Britons have never been enthusiastic about the idea of European integration.

Le Pen's initial success in France will surely make it harder for Blair to sell the idea of further integration in Europe.

But Mr. Barnier's speech placed the idea of closer integration within the context of waning European influence and the growing gap between citizens and the bloc.