Sentence examples for permanently elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Part of the support package includes preparing people for the future – whether that means returning home or resettling permanently elsewhere.

Labour's Graham Stringer has argued that they should move permanently elsewhere in the UK, while ex-transport secretary Lord Adonis has called on the House of Lords to be moved to the North to help geographically rebalance the economy.

Overall, refugees are unlikely to be resettled at all -- the UN Refugee Agency says that only about 1percentt of the world's refugees end up being taken in permanently elsewhere. .

Yes, their rights will have to be addressed, but through an agreement that provides compensation and assistance in resettling permanently elsewhere". The fear was that hardliners on both sides would back away from tough decisions and mount campaigns to make it more difficult for their leaders to negotiate.

'One of the weird aspects of the expat thing is that there are 250,000 Australians who are living semi-permanently elsewhere.

If global connections look permanently better elsewhere, they will move.

The idea of permanently settling elsewhere had not yet sunk in.

Second, and potentially more important, there could be a selection bias if a large number of rural households had (permanently) migrated elsewhere between 2002 and 2008.

Many of the people displaced by the eruption were unable to return to their homelands; substantial numbers have been permanently resettled elsewhere.

The department, he said, will also push to have students who have been suspended three times removed from their schools permanently and placed elsewhere.

But orders have not been permanently lost to suppliers elsewhere, Mr. Tang said.