Sentence examples for a relocation scheme from inspiring English sources

Last September, EU leaders reluctantly agreed to a relocation scheme, to ensure all countries take their fair share of refugees.

While some DRR efforts, like CBEWS may find reasonable success even though they mainly focus on geophysical hazards, this history and these local adaptive strategies to social and geophysical vulnerability cannot be ignored in a relocation scheme.

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development also created a relocation scheme after the 2009 disaster to reduce the risk of people living in government-declared uninhabitable and high risk zones.

For refugees in Greece that survive the perilous boat crossing over the Aegean Sea, one legal option of safe passage is available: entry into a relocation scheme.

The EU's interior ministers meet on Tuesday and are expected to agree on a voluntary relocation scheme to redistribute 160,000 refugees from frontline states across the the bloc, a fraction of the total entering Europe.

Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, has since fenced off his country's 110-mile border with Croatia and vowed he will not take a quota of refugees assigned to the country under an EU relocation scheme.

Coventry has accepted almost 200 refugees in total since 2014, some under an earlier relocation scheme for Syrians fleeing the conflict.

Questions will also be asked about whether all EU member states would take part in a resettlement scheme, with some countries, notably Hungary, refusing to take part in an EU relocation scheme.

Britain has refused to commit to taking refugees who have already arrived in Italy or Greece under an EU relocation scheme, instead offering homes to those deemed the most in need by UN officials on Syrian border camps.

A number of superheroes – all of whom reside in a protected-identity relocation scheme – are brought back into action to defeat a normal man who has the temerity to want to be a superhero himself.

Last year, Cameron refused to participate in a UN programme to resettle 30,000 people fleeing Syria; instead, the Government set up a vulnerable migrants relocation scheme, designed to help the elderly, the disabled and victims of sexual violence and torture.