Sentence examples for could resettle from inspiring English sources

I wish that Entidhar could resettle here because, firstly, most of my family is here.

The foreign affairs minister said people who were not refugees should return to their country of origin, refugees on Manus Island could resettle in Papua New Guinea, and those on Nauru could resettle there or in Cambodia.

Not all the surviving evictees and their descendants could resettle, unless allowed to live and work at the Diego Garcia base.

The letter said that she and her four children — Mohamed Ahmed, Ahmed Ahmed, Elyas Ahmed, and Ayaan Ahmed — could resettle in the United States.

Howe spent the last years of his life advocating for the annexation of the Dominican Republic (at the time also called Santo Domingo), where freed slaves could resettle, and arguing against the concentration of disabled people in large publicly operated institutions.

Rather than try to sue for more money or fight the plan, as farmers elsewhere did over other elements of Room for the River, the residents of Overdiepse Polder came up with a novel idea: Yes, the polder would become a spillway but the government should build a number of mounds along the southern edge onto which a half-dozen or more of the farmers could resettle.

Bishop defended the deal on Sunday, saying that Cambodia asked Australia if it could help resettle asylum seekers because it has aspirations to be a developed country.

The Papua New Guinea prime minister, Peter O'Neill, said last week his country had been damaged by the ongoing scandals and abuses within the Manus Island detention centre, and said his country could not resettle the 900 men held there.

Japanese troops have not taken part in combat operations since the end of World War II, and under the law passed today, the troops would be limited to noncombat areas where they could help resettle refugees, rebuild schools or factories and provide fresh water and supplies.

We believe such is this country's great tradition of sanctuary and generosity of spirit that we could feasibly resettle at least 10,000 people a year for the next two years, rising to a minimum of 50,000 in total over the five-year period you foresaw in your announcement.

Five-year-old Nimo Salan could be resettled in America.