Reintegration in a sentence

He oversaw the disarmament and demobilization of over 30,000 ex-agitators and he superintended in the skilling and reintegration of these youths into the civil society in an ongoing reintegration programme.

As he said, the obstacles to the smooth reintegration of cancer patients into society should be removed and he declared in favour of the bill.

As the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians continues to strategize language reintegration for our people, we need to understand the difference between wants versus needs, and desires versus essentials.

Byram won’t be available until New Year’s Day at the earliest, while Junior Firpo’s reintegration will need to be carefully managed if he’s to be relied upon before the end of the year.

He has credited his reintegration into society to Mr. Nazar Mohamed and who worked with him through difficult times and rehabilitation.

He noted that the government offers services and programs for the reintegration of OFWs who wish to return home and stay in the country.

In 2021, writer Bob Glauber partnered with former NFL receiver and Los Angeles native Keyshawn Johnson to publish "The Forgotten First," a book detailing the players' reintegration of the league in the 1940s.

It is also tasked to develop and implement a full-cycle national reintegration program which shall be embedded in all stages of migration, from pre-deployment, on-site during employment, and upon return.

Many supporters against the 21-year-old's potential reintegration made their voices heard on Thursday.

ONE year after the invasion of Ukraine began, Russia’s reintegration into the world of sports threatens to create the biggest rift in the Olympic movement since the Cold War.

Pakistan has been advocating for a comprehensive solution to the Afghan refugee crisis that includes voluntary repatriation, sustainable reintegration, and continued international support.

She is currently serving as the executive director of Project Rebound, a program that supports the reintegration and education of formerly incarcerated individuals.

They also seek to enhance the chances of successful community reintegration upon release.

They range from a medication-based treatment program for people in custody at the county’s Community Reintegration Center (CRC) to new harm reduction vending machines.

This will allow authorities to determine what impact the current programmes are having and how to formulate appropriate strategies for rehabilitation and reintegration.

After Sept. 11, 2001, Saudi Arabia implemented a comprehensive program aimed at rehabilitating extremists through education, psychological intervention, and social reintegration.

Dendys works as a Healing & Reintegration Outreach Worker with the First Nation.

Even if reintegration is possible, it could take “many months and can only happen because of the work done face-to-face at home”, Mrs Stowe said.

In May last year, 172 inmates of the New Amsterdam and Mazaruni Prisons were trained to be equipped with skills to aid in their reintegration into society.

Kalu’s comments hark back to the post-civil war era when former military ruler Yakubu Gowon launched the “three Rs” programme—reconstruction, rehabilitation, and reintegration—to heal the nation following the civil war.