Sentence examples for long-term resettlement from inspiring English sources

There is no country in the region that wants to absorb Iraqis in a long-term resettlement.

At a time when a huge number of people are on the move and where very few countries accept long-term resettlement, we need to think about what we can do to help prepare our populations to understand and respond.

Long-term resettlement is a dreaded prospect among elected leaders.

Since the Australian Government clamped down on unofficial arrivals, and began stashing asylum seekers on a remote Papua New Guinean Island, the facilities population has swelled without any long-term resettlement plans.

However, Aristotle said, before a long-term regional resettlement framework could be established, the current abuses needed to be addressed.

A three-year policy review for the government concluded that the Chagossians should not be allowed to return, citing concerns over the cost and long-term viability of resettlement.

We discuss how the NTA, charged with overseeing drugs treatment services, is now focusing on improved treatment programmes aimed at increasing the number of users entering long-term rehabilitation and resettlement.

"Ultimately, Save the Children believes that Nauru is not a sustainable, long-term option for the resettlement of humanitarian refugees".

It addresses the need for immediate assistance, medium- and long-term support, early recovery, resettlement and coordination programmes.

The State Department has continued to toe the cautious line of the White House, with spokesman John Kirby saying last week that "the long-term answer is not refugee resettlement, whether in the United States or elsewhere".

I'm not for a minute suggesting that evacuation is not an important and potentially life-saving strategy, but we need to provide greatly improved social support following resettlement and extensive long-term psychological care to all radiation emergency survivors, to improve their health outcomes and preserve their futures.