Sentence examples for a durable solution for from inspiring English sources

Third, a durable solution for northern Mali is required.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) regional protection adviser, Tom Vargas, said that sending refugees to Cambodia was not a "durable" solution for refugees.

In currency markets, the euro hit a two-month high above $1.36 on hopes the euro zone will find a durable solution for its debt crisis.

"All who spoke on resettlement said that this was not a durable solution for the Rohingya problem and that it would constitute a pull factor," he told a Senate estimates committee on Wednesday.

"We fear attention to this new military situation will prevail over the main issues of starvation, siege, and the attempt to find a durable solution for Palestinians in Syria and in particular Yarmouk," said Mr Salamah.

In addition, data supplements may not be a durable solution for sharing data: In a 2006 study, Anderson and colleagues looked at online data supplements accompanying a subset of articles indexed in PubMed and found that 17% to 29% were no longer available -- some as soon as 1 year after publication.

Nor does Nauru offer what is known as a "durable solution" – that is, a way for a person to live in dignity and with hope.

But No 10 insists that the Prime Minister will push for a "durable solution" and any agreement will need to be "legally binding".

It also makes sense to have a serious conversation about reforms to water ownership and oversight in the search for a durable solution to the country's water troubles.

The stated intention is to promote the economic integration the two leaders think is a prerequisite for a durable solution to the euro crisis, which is founded on deep imbalances in fiscal rectitude and competitiveness among the different states.

According to the UNHCR Resettlement Handbook (2004), "resettlement as a durable solution must be accompanied by meaningful prospects for local integration, characterized in part by access to work that provides a living wage; education; fundamental medical (including necessary psychological) services; property; and family support or the support of a similarly situated refugee community".