Sentence examples for effective resettlement from inspiring English sources
"The use of open conditions is an important factor for effective resettlement.
The prison had good and effective resettlement partnerships with organisations such as St Mungo's Broadway, but a fifth of prisoners had been released in the previous three months without a suitable address to go to.
If May wants a new and effective policy, then organised resettlement – and the provision of safe and legal routes – is one option available to her.
Mr Kasukuwere said: "Given the foregoing... His Excellency, the President has declared a state of disaster to severely affected areas in communal and resettlement lands of Zimbabwe effective from 2 February 2016".
Under international law, Australia is legally responsible for the detainees on Nauru and Manus Island, because it has "effective control" of their detention and resettlement, according to the UN and international legal consensus.
Most importantly, where possible, the underlying risk factors must be reduced through resettlement, sustainable livelihoods, and effective environmental management.
Resettlement programmes are arguably most effective when the affected communities are closely involved in decision-making.
Unfortunately, not many resettlement schemes have effectively solved the problems they were designed to tackle.
"Effective today, I am directing the Texas Health & Human Services Commission's Refugee Resettlement Program to not participate in the resettlement of any Syrian refugees in the State of Texas.
Also removed were "concerns whether the resettlement broker approach would be cost-effective" outside London and how there were too few resettlement brokers to cover the whole of London.
"An effective and sustainable response must involve the option of resettlement in countries including Australia which offer the opportunity for refugees to become integral members of society, to live in security and to participate in the economic, social and cultural life of their new homes".
