Sentence examples similar to wanting in integration from inspiring English sources

Manley, like most whites and blacks who ran businesses that were made possible solely by segregation, never wanted integration in the way that it came.

Students in this study wanted more integration of cultural competence training in the clinical setting as part of the informal curriculum.

He says, 'Well, I always wanted to have integration.

At a forum at a Detroit synagogue on Friday night, she told Jewish voters that she wants more integration between Jews and Muslims in Israel.

Foreign policy analyst Rory Medcalf, in his Economic Times article, says Mr Modi wants "closer integration of Indian business and diplomacy".

In a remarkable about-face, Mrs. Merkel now wants more economic integration in the euro zone, including regular meetings of its leaders.

Now, in September, the President said, "There are those who want instant integration and those who want segregation forever.

The Council of Ministers agreed a statement in June 2014 "respecting the wish" of those who don't want more integration.

Todd and other school officials didn't want integration redefined to turn into no integration all.

"The whatever generation wants social integration.

Europhiles want deeper integration and more centralised powers.