Sentence examples for the integration programme from inspiring English sources

In Norway, active participation in parts of the integration programme (language training and instruction about Norwegian society) is a direct prerequisite for obtaining resident status and citizenship (Hernes & Tronstad, 2014), and in the time of writing revisions to the citizenship requirements are about to be enacted.

Data on the scope and extent of integration were collated from facility surveys and observational visits carried out by the first author at each facility between June and September 2011, and coupled with primary activity reports documenting the process and scope of integration over the life-course of the integration programme.

The aim was to improve the management and coordination of the integration programmes by assembling all the separate elements under the same political authority.

The integration programmes described in this manuscript and elsewhere were supported by a multi-country grant to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U62/CCU12354); www.pedaids.org/www.cdc.gov.org/www.cdc.gov

In 2008, as part of a pilot study for the Eyecare Integration Programme (EIP) Scotland, the region of Fife redesigned services to incorporate electronic referrals from community optometry to HES [ 9, 10].

The Eyecare Integration programme is being rolled out across Scotland [ 10] and has a glaucoma specific referral form that outlines all key clinical referral information for comprehensive screening (Fig.  1).

Improving juvenile justice The UNICEF-supported integration programme at NOC will guide Carletta through the process of re-uniting with her parents and reintegrating into her community.

The UNICEF Executive Director, Carol Bellamy, says that the breakdown of the re-integration programme is "the breaking of the promise of peace for these children, and a dangerous development for peace in West Africa as a whole".

If the government grants them a residence permit, they are entitled to €122 a month for nine months (about half the minimum wage) and placed in an integration programme.

This relevance was described as facilitating the integration of programme activities in daily work.

Now humanitarian migrants had to show 'a will to integrate' by participation in a 3-year integration programme.