Sentence examples for universal integration from inspiring English sources
The resistance of states to compulsory arbitration or adjudication is indicative of their limited commitment to universal integration through the rule of law.
To be sure, Europe has developed exceptions to the ideal of seamless and universal integration, not just the euro zone itself but also the Schengen travel area allowing people to cross many — though not all — national borders within the Union without showing passports.
Debot told VICE News that, aside from a few grassroots initiatives, "there is no universal integration policy for the [Roma] minority in France".
Obviously, multiple types of merged integration powers are limited compared with original universal integration.
All three metrics (accuracy, sensitivity and FDR (false discovery rate)) of integration power from minify groups are all obviously lower than performances of the former universal integration.
However, variation between target plastome sites makes it difficult to identify a universal integration site.
Scanned images were imported into the ad hoc medical image processing and simulation software USIS (Universal Surgical Integration System).
The Eurasian union will be built on universal principles of integration as an integral part of greater Europe, united by common values of freedom, democracy and market laws".
"The point of universal design is integration of design principles into all aspects of the built environment so as not to be obvious for one or another".
The existing approaches of designing a single user interface using one computing platform do not adequately address the challenges of diversity, cross-platform consistency, universal accessibility and integration.
And I remember him adding, in a pensive and regretful way, that probably only economics, with its exchanges and its markets, with its principle of universal equivalence and integration, could counter this nonsense, this insult to common sense, this slap in the face to the new entrants, who were rightly proud of being not on the fringes but at the center of Europe.
