Sentence examples for As resettlement from inspiring English sources

As resettlement commissioner, Mr. Lawrence measured the lake area as encompassing 25 square kilometers (9.6 square miles).

As resettlement would avoid conflict with tigers and lead to habitat and prey recovery, it follows that tiger conservation and human development goals could be best realized by securing vast areas of inviolate tiger habitat through community resettlement to acceptable locations away from tiger habitat.

The United Nations high commissioner for refugees, the UNHCR children's charity and the International Organisation for Migration called for governments to take steps to ensure refugees' safety, such as resettlement and family reunion programmes.

UNHCR said the latest incidents highlighted what it described as an urgent need for states to increase pathways for the admission of refugees, such as resettlement and family reunification programmes, so they did not have to resort to dangerous journeys and the use of smugglers.

Before another six months pass, foreign governments, international agencies and non-governmental organisations must quickly and decisively work with Haitians, both urban and rural, on issues such as resettlement, reforestation and agrarian reform, to help them build a decent country out of the rubble of the broken state that came before.

This region also serves as resettlement of refugees from civil wars.

This displacement and resettlement, as well as the corruption it engenders, are the subject of Jia Zhangke's drama "Still Life," which was screened at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2007 and released here in 2008.

"A real solution is not to send them to a country that is still recovering from a horrible civil war that killed millions of its people … It's not in the spirit of resettlement as far as I can tell," Fairfax media reported him saying.

Based on longitudinal household surveys conducted before resettlement as well as 1, 2, and 3 years after resettlement, we identify the process of livelihood adaptation in resettled communities.

Freetown in Sierra Leone and Monrovia in Liberia were major centres of resettlement, as were the coastal cities of Lagos, Ibadan, Abidjan, Banjul, and Dakar.

But some argue the U.S. needs to dramatically increase its refugee resettlement as well -- even nearly tripling the number of people the U.S. takes in. .