Sentence examples for decided to resettle from inspiring English sources

The shadow foreign minister, Tanya Plibersek, told reporters on Wednesday morning that it would be "wonderful" if the government decided to resettle more than 10,000 refugees.

"If you haven't decided to resettle us in Australia because of any reason we please expect to resettle us in countries that participate in the UNHCR resettlement program".

But after he designed the Amata Spa & Resort on five acres, or two hectares, of beachfront property in Ngapali, he decided to resettle in his hometown to pursue his childhood dream of designing buildings here.

In early 1995 Li decided to resettle in the United States in the apparent hope of avoiding political problems caused by the continuing denunciation of qigong in the Chinese media.

One of the chief victims of that trend was the immensely gifted Austrian architect Rudolph M. Schindler, who immigrated to the United States in 1913, worked with Frank Lloyd Wright for five years, supervised the master's work in Southern California and decided to resettle there.

The latter may be the reason why people refused to evacuate after the first eruption (28 March), or decided to resettle soon after three days of apparent volcanic calmness, assumed to be the end of the eruption, as announced by a senior scientist on site (Tilling 2009).

Those that decided to stay and resettle in the north of the island, which is much drier and less fertile than the south and more exposed to hurricanes and flooding, faced severe challenges in re-establishing their livelihoods (Rozdilsky 2001).

"People in Heuersdorf cannot decide whether to resettle," Mr. Bruchmann said.

PNG will seek help from Australia in deciding whether to resettle refugees in the country, the foreign minister, Rimbink Pato, told parliament last week.

"Government has decided to immediately acquire 3,000 farms to resettle thousands of people," the ZTV broadcast said.

On the other hand, Dag Kittlaus, the cofounder of Siri, decided to leave Silicon Valley in favor of resettling his roots in Chicago.