Sentence examples similar to designed to resettle from inspiring English sources

The complaint argued that the villagers had suffered a "loss of land, livelihoods and wellbeing as a result of the bank's non-compliance with its own policies in its technical assistance to prepare a framework designed to forcefully resettle us to make way for a Bank financed new coal power plant".

Last year, Cameron refused to participate in a UN programme to resettle 30,000 people fleeing Syria; instead, the Government set up a vulnerable migrants relocation scheme, designed to help the elderly, the disabled and victims of sexual violence and torture.

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.

He designed sprawling new suburbs with subsidized homes along broad streets, intending to resettle half a million people — the rough equivalent of moving almost all of Washington's population to a new location outside town.

Germany has committed to resettle 30,000 people.

Kenyans need help to resettle and rebuild.

And Gambia has offered to resettle all Rohingya refugees.

A second option is to resettle detainees in the US.

Efforts to resettle refugees in PNG have foundered.

I have never wanted to resettle in this country".

Nauru has consistently refused to resettle refugees permanently and Australian government efforts to resettle refugees in third countries have foundered.