Sentence examples for made resettlement from inspiring English sources

After the Second World War, Congress passed legislation that made resettlement in the U.S. harder for Jewish victims of Nazism than for Germans uprooted by the war Hitler started.

Both governments have the ideal opportunity to make resettlement a reality.

Can you suggest anything the hospital could have done to make resettlement easier for [name]?

And the sketchy preparation for the necessities of daily living (food, clothing) made their resettlement doubly daunting.

But Labor has noted that New Zealand has said it will not create second-class citizens and argued that means the travel ban will make a resettlement deal harder.

Mr Mbeki could, in theory, turn off Zimbabwe's lights.Without backing from Africa's senior leaders, Mr Mugabe will have even less luck in getting the international aid that might make land resettlement a success.

Attention now turns to another refugee-themed summit in New York scheduled for the same week in September, when leaders invited by Barack Obama will be invited to make individual resettlement pledges – as opposed to making collective ones.

Governors do, however, have some control over the purse strings that make refugee resettlement possible.

For refugees and asylum seekers, trauma experienced in one's past can make the resettlement process a lonely endeavor.

He said 841 farms had to be made available for resettlement before the squatters left any of the seized farms.

As ORR director, Lloyd, who has very little experience in refugee resettlement, made decisions that made it more difficult to reunite children with their families, sources told Politico.