Sentence examples for delayed resettlement from inspiring English sources
Despite this affiliation, a survey by Kenyans for Peace with Truth and Justice [KPTJ] (2010) found that many IDPs experience 'locational diversity' i.e. living in multiple sites due to delayed resettlement and insecurity in former homes/farms.
Most of the land had already been ear-marked for expropriation, but the farmers' offer meant that they would not delay resettlement with legal challenges, as they have in the past.
The decision is likely to further delay resettlement from the Australian-run Manus Island detention centre, as O'Neill has instructed the new policy not even be considered by cabinet until after public awareness campaigns and further consultations are carried out.
He admits that the sudden arrival of the biodiesel revolution has delayed the resettlement of the villagers but insists the promise of a better life will be kept.
The opposition immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, accused Morrison of allowing the plan to be "mothballed" and said the minister's "lack of engagement has played a significant role" in delaying the resettlement of refugees.
"Unclear or contested land rights following a disaster can significantly delay the resettlement of displaced populations," said USAID's Fella.
They note that several dozen Somali Bantu, members of the African tribe whose resettlement has been repeatedly delayed by security checks and concerns, have already arrived and more will be coming.
Refugee interviews have also been delayed by civil strife and fraud in resettlement claims in West Africa along with concerns that terrorists were operating in refugee camps in East Africa.
A decision had been expected in the summer but was delayed because of David Cameron's resignation and the ministerial reshuffle in the Foreign Office But giving a possible glimpse into Foreign Office thinking, James Duddridge, who was the minister for overseas territories until that reshuffle, told a Westminster Hall debate he was opposed to resettlement.
