Sentence examples for resettle as from inspiring English sources
A fair and responsible approach would be to repatriate or resettle as many as possible of the 116 prisoners directly from Cuba.
Even though Canada's new Liberal government has pushed back its original promise of bringing in 25,000 Syrian refugees this year, the immigration minister announced this weekend he hopes to resettle as many as 50,000 by the end of 2016.
The Marshallese have a compact of free association with the US, meaning they can resettle as they wish.
New Zealand's prime minister, Helen Clark, said in a statement that those sent to her country and found to be genuine refugees would be allowed to resettle as part of the nation's annual refugee quota.
Aynaz got approved to resettle as a refugee in Canada a few months after we met.
International peacekeeping forces, numbering in the thousands, should be sent to guarantee the ceasefire and reopen the contested cities and towns to resettle as many displaced refugees as possible.
According to the Bangladeshi government's climate change action plan, as many as 20 million Bangladeshis may need to be resettled as soon as 2050.
Refugees resettled as far north as Peshawar and as far south as Madras, and some Bengali refugees were rehoused in the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
There is an urgent and seldom recognised need for these refugees to be resettled as soon as possible.
Malcolm Turnbull has suggested his government does not bear responsibility for the 2,000 asylum seekers held in Australian-funded detention centres on Manus Island and Nauru but was seeking to resettle them as quickly as possible.
To be clear, I do not seek to perpetuate the "model minority" myth — Asian-Americans are a diverse group, including undocumented restaurant workers and resettled refugees as well as the more familiar doctors and engineers.
