Examples of reintegrate

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Some also escaped from armed groups and tried to ' reintegrate ' into society or reunite with their families.
This presents the paradox that ex-combatants often reintegrated more easily than victims of serious crimes.
It is difference which supplies the logic of the case-focusing attention, delimiting categories, and reintegrating a hegemonic field frayed or rent by contestation.
We now need to reintegrate the gesture information that we removed in the projection step before recognition.
Unresolved conflicts must be reintegrated into the life story to provide a more meaningful picture of life, and effect a reorganization of personality.
The following example highlights how community literacy activities were designed to help francophones reintegrate into la francophonie by providing specific learning materials.
By expanding our understanding of politics to include social politics, we reintegrate women into the political world.
He should reintegrate his miners back into rural society.
It was this emotive memory of belonging that pilgrims brought back with them when they were finally reintegrated into their usual environment.
The future agenda should be devoted to reintegrating these two aspects.
There were no social mechanisms for disarming, demobilizing, and reintegrating combatants back into civil society.
At this point, all aspects of citizenship need to be reintegrated to facilitate a more holistic discussion.
Negatively, demining and reintegrating demobilised soldiers created significant tension and dissent.
In other words, while civilians generally accepted that ex-combatants needed assistance to reintegrate into peacetime society, many viewed the imbalance in assistance as an injustice.
Fourthly, historians are seeking to reintegrate domestic history into an understanding of international relations.
The desire to reintegrate science and philosophy seemed to necessitate the denial of the distinction between the transcendental and the empirical.
To redraw the lines in a more dynamic configuration requires more than merely reintegrating the marginalized evidence into the main body of a research paper.
It endeavours to do so by reintegrating structuralist social-science perspectives into history's mainstream.
They are continually reintegrated with subsequent accomplishments such that successive adaptations are a product both of new experiences and of development to that point.
Veterans trickling back from the front had to be demobilised and gradually reintegrated into society.

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