Sentence examples for from resettlement from inspiring English sources
They will benefit from resettlement grants of about £10,000.
More than 1,000 Syrian refugees in Turkey have been blocked from resettlement in the US and other countries because they have university qualifications.
In a letter to the United Nations, Mr. Thein Sein pledged to "address contentious political dimensions, ranging from resettlement of displaced populations to granting of citizenship," perhaps giving a glimmer of hope to the stateless and widely reviled Rohingya minority.
He sent a letter to the United Nations just before Mr. Obama's visit saying that once passions cooled he would "address contentious political dimensions, ranging from resettlement of displaced populations to granting of citizenship".
Classrooms and workshops are empty because there aren't enough officers to escort the prisoners – and volunteers and staff from resettlement projects are increasingly barred from entering prison in the first place.
When Rudd lost the election, Tony Abbott ushered in an even harsher incarnation: Operation Sovereign Borders, under which those seeking asylum in Australia by boat are turned back and banned from resettlement in Australia.
Such evidence is also needed for confident results interpretation, assisting comparison to data from other resettlement countries with resettled refugees from that same COB or to compare to resettled refugees from other countries of birth.
Only recently did the White House agree to let a small number of people from the region apply for resettlement from their home countries.
In January the tribe was awarded $52m for resettlement from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, as part of its $1bn Natural Disaster Resiliency Competition.
The same goes for the many Yazidis applying for resettlement from Iraq — members of a religious minority who have been rounded up, enslaved, and murdered by ISIS.
Under a new framework for Syrian and Eritrean refugees envisaged by Mr Crépeau, people could apply for resettlement from the camps in neighbouring countries.
