Sentence examples for current resettlement from inspiring English sources

The current resettlement tally of about 40,000 arrivals has the government about halfway to that goal with less than five months to go.

Resettlement numbers from Turkey to the EU will be tiny and the pace will be very slow if current resettlement from Italy and Greece to northern Europe, promised months ago, is any indication.

In February, IPS News reported that Haiti's current resettlement plan excludes up to 200,000 families.

In 2011, ORR Director Eskinder Negash expressed concern for the lack of resource materials tailored for LGBT refugees, which are critical to their successful resettlement and integration: "The current resettlement network has limited understanding of the LGBT community".

Under the current resettlement program, new arrivals receive housing and minimal financial aid for their first several months in the US ($1,000 for a family of five to last their first four months, and then $400 a month for four more months).

Jenny Yang, vice president of advocacy and policy for World Relief, pointed out that the Trump administration's stated desire to help persecuted Christians around the world is "not bearing out in our current refugee resettlement policies".

"The UK's current offer of 20,000 resettlement places spread over five years, only open to those still outside the EU, and to Syrians, is too low, too slow and too narrow".

Labour leadership candidate Yvette Cooper's call for Britain's towns and cities to take in 10,000 refugees a year would represent a major ramping up of the UK's current commitment to the resettlement of people fleeing persecution from overseas.

Past lives and current social situations, including resettlement, asylum-seeking processes, hostility, racism and social isolation were also predictors of health and well being.

But the appeals court said the resettlement office's current process may not be enough and said Beltrán could go back to federal court to ask for a formal hearing, as she is doing Thursday.

Her current research focuses on refugee resettlement and cultural and linguistic marketing.