Sentence examples for mandatory relocation from inspiring English sources

Writing in The Times newspaper, she said she would "resist calls for the mandatory relocation or resettlement of migrants across Europe", which she said would only help "criminal gangs to keep plying their evil trade".

Mandatory relocation would have worked in Iraq, it will work in Mississippi.

That case is still reverberating locally, with public debates and examinations of school policy that have exposed the risk of a particularly draconian zero tolerance practice: mandatory relocation.

"That is why the UK will not participate in a mandatory system of resettlement or relocation," she says.

"That is why the UK will not participate in a mandatory system of resettlement or relocation".

"We will not participate in any legislation imposing a mandatory system of resettlement or relocation".

"The UK will not participate in a mandatory system of resettlement or relocation," May said.

By the end of the year, Brussels is to table new legislation "for a mandatory and automatically triggered relocation system to distribute those in clear need of international protection within the EU when a mass influx emerges".

The Commission draft envisages "a mandatory and automatically-triggered relocation system to distribute those in clear need of international protection within the EU when a mass influx emerges".

Relocation is required for training and employment.

Antonio Guterres, the head of the UN refugee agency, urged the EU to create a "mass relocation program … with the mandatory participation of all EU member states".