Sentence examples for time to reintegrate from inspiring English sources

It takes time to reintegrate him to the routines of the house".

The Obama administration, praising Mr. Lobo for his attempts at national reconciliation, contends that it is time to reintegrate Honduras into the O.A.S.

More than anything else, veterans need time to reintegrate, strong family support and an audience without an agenda open to hear their stories.

And so in early December he tried for the first time to reintegrate himself back into the fabric of the force.

Allowing people who have served their time to successfully reintegrate into communities is critical to allowing people to stay out of the system.

Nor is the 32-year-old Alphonsi, who won 70 caps for her country, convinced England will have enough time, post-Rio, to reintegrate their sevens stars – some of whom are not getting any younger – and create a 15s squad strong enough to knock over New Zealand and improving rivals such as France, Ireland and Canada.

A prison guard had said to me, "It's time for you to reintegrate back into society now".

Frog struggled to reintegrate after his time in the Marines, eventually serving a 12-year prison sentence.

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"Once an individual has served his or her time and paid all restitution, society expects them to reintegrate into their communities and become law-abiding and productive citizens," Beshear said at a news conference.

This spring, 135 members of Parliament wrote an open letter to Ayatollah Khamenei, suggesting that it was time for Iran to reform and to do more to reintegrate with the world.