| You will not find a more convinced European integrationist than I am, so I can say that there is one region in the Union, the west of Ireland, that does not get its natural share. |
| This process may be supported by integrationist objectives, but the latter tend to be interpreted in different ways. |
| That Douglas was an integrationist and egalitarian in his thinking seems clear from his own statements and actions. |
| An integrationist strategy aims to foster alliances across ethnic boundaries, eliminating political representation on the basis of ethnic identification in order to create stronger, unifying bonds and loyalty to the state. |
| Many scholars have argued that integrationist strategies can best secure long-term stability. |
| Within this framework of a camp of freedom and light, pitched against a camp of integrationist obscurantism, Ukraine and Russia, the advanced guard of the West, would have comfortably found their place. |
