Sentence examples for departure program from inspiring English sources

The "regional solution" proposed is similar to the Comprehensive Plan of Action and Orderly Departure Program of the 1970s, '80s and '90s: US-led refugee resettlement programs that together resettled 2.5 million southeast Asian refugees across the world.

Country Walkers doesn't include trips like those to Iceland, New Zealand and Chile in its guaranteed departure program because of the high costs and, sometimes, currency fluctuations associated with such trips.

That emigration was curbed after 1979 when Vietnam agreed to an Orderly Departure Program, in which refugees were processed in Ho Chi Minh City and flown to receiving countries.

In recent years, Vietnam has agreed to a United Nations-sponsored system known as the Orderly Departure Program, by which some 10,000 Vietnamese a year have been coming to the United States legally.

Of the 50,000 total, 10,000 a year are reserved for those in the Orderly Departure Program, but Mr. Shultz indicated that number could be increased if the Vietnamese allow large numbers of children and prisoners to depart.

"I think we move in a much more lush way because of modern dance," said Patricia Beaman, who will perform the solo "Accumulating Venus," based on Anthony L'Abbé's 1725 "Passacaille de Vénus et Adonis," on the company's "Points of Departure" program at the Morris center over the next two weekends.

Since then, 42,048 people who left through the Orderly Departures Program have settled in the United States; 20,312 in Canada, 11,884 in France, 7,027 in West Germany, 5,984 in Australia, 895 in the Netherlands and many in other countries.

Her uneventful passage from the village of Nghia Binh to the West, and a new life with her husband, Hoang Ngoc Minh, also symbolized how the Commisioner's Orderly Departures Program has dramatically changed the way in which Vietnamese refugees may leave their country.

Before her departure, her program for women, "Words on the Night Breeze," had millions of listeners: at that time, few Chinese owned televisions and many were illiterate, so radio journalists reached far more people than their colleagues on television or at newspapers.

For a company that does nothing but proclaim its newfound devotion to recruiting and retaining new subscribers by creating compelling content, today's departure of programming head James de Castro James de Castro after just a seven-month tenure is jarring indeed.

The government and multiple stakeholders can also play a role in providing educational sessions on potential mental health issues for IMW families during SLFBE's mandatory pre-departure training programs.