Sentence examples for helping to resettle from inspiring English sources

He would remain at Buchenwald for months, tending to survivors, leading religious services in a former Nazi recreation hall and eventually helping to resettle thousands of Jews.

After graduating from Simmons College in 1956, Sally spent a year in Vienna, Austria, helping to resettle refugees from the Hungarian Revolution.

Critics also have complained that the government has fallen far short of its goals in helping to resettle the 1.4 million people displaced by the rising waters behind the dam.

The United States has even run similar programs in Iraq, helping to resettle about 40,000 Iraqi refugees in the United States and other countries after a failed uprising against Saddam Hussein in 1991.

At a news conference on Monday, Italy's powerful interior minister, Matteo Salvini, protested the inequity of Italy serving as a primary entry point for refugees and migrants while other members of the European Union balk at helping to resettle them.

Texas will quit helping to resettle refugees because the federal government did not meet the state's demands on security, Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced Friday, after initially threatening to do so last week.

Kenyans need help to resettle and rebuild.

At the Wednesday meeting Malaysia and Indonesia said the shelter offer comes provided that the international community would help to resettle the migrants within a year.

She most recently served as a Fulbright ETA in Madrid, Spain, where she also conducted research and helped to resettle refugee women and LGBTQI+ migrants through ONG Rescate.

By the time she was fourteen, the family had settled in Minnesota, where the federal government helped to resettle a large Somali-refugee population in the nineteen-nineties.

The Bank's grants will help to resettle villagers, including Vietic-speaking hunter-gatherers, from the inundated plateau behind the dam and to compensate inhabitants of the dried-out riversides below it.