Sentence examples for transition and integration from inspiring English sources

During this time the substantial transition and integration of both organisations should be undertaken.

Mr. McNeil remained with the J&J subsidiary as Chairman until 1964 to ensure a smooth transition and integration.

"Just Spee, the current Endemol CEO, and Alex Mahon, CEO of Shine Group, would remain with their respective companies following the close of the transaction, working with Ms Laing on the transition and integration of the business operations.

Both associations hope to be able to hold further meetings with social workers from all the affected countries to support better plans for the refugees' journeys, transition and integration into new environments.

It's only going to get worse in this case, and that's without the years needed for transition and integration". Mergers seem to slow down drug development, and there are good reasons why.

"I have always said, since the merger of Ticketmaster and Live Nation, that I only planned to stay as chairman through the transition and integration of the two companies.

"Social Welfare Provision and Economic Transition: Pluralism and Integration of Service Delivery". Infocus Programme on Socio-Economic Security: International Labor Organization Working Paper Series, 2002.

Jo Miller, the chief executive of Doncaster council, insists that better times lie ahead for the town that was emblematic of Britain's industrial age and whose residents, disillusioned with the broken promises of modernity, economic transition and European integration, voted overwhelmingly to leave the EU.

This agreement means Xiaomi will aid Unity developers in licensing in the Chinese market, allowing for more fluid transitions to and integrations with the region's market, giving them unprecedented access to the booming Chinese gaming community.

Transition to post-secondary education and integration to vocational activities are some of the main challenges facing adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

As HIV care systems transition through task shifting, decentralization, and integration and as more individuals need to be retained in treatment, monitoring of patients is critical to improving and expanding delivery of HIV care.