Sentence examples for resettle in a from inspiring English sources

The Zionist idea that millions of European Jews would adopt a new language, uproot themselves en masse, and resettle in a Middle Eastern desert amid people about whom they knew nothing was far less realistic.

A few more refugees have been able to resettle in a new country mostly in the West but the overall figure is so tiny (fewer than 100,000 in 2013) that it makes little impact.

Refugees: Palestinian refugees would either move to the new state of Palestine, be rehabilitated in their host country, resettle in a third country or be admitted to Israel if Israel so chose.

He has told his lawyers that he was forced to resettle in a new village where he and others were given no access to farmland, food or water and where they could not make enough money to feed their families.

Lawyers at Leigh Day say Mr O is claiming that his family was forced to resettle in a new village where they were given no access to farmland, food or water, and where they could not make enough money to feed themselves.

His lawyers do not yet know whether he will return to Mauritania or resettle in a different country, and a destination is a prerequisite for the US military to place Slahi on a plane off the base in south-eastern Cuba.

He said that the Syrians he met with expressed a desire to return to their homes after the violence in Syria subsides and that they don't want to resettle in an unfamiliar culture.

"No country, I'm aware of, has put forward such a high number to resettle in such a short period of time," he said.

About 160 asylum seekers on Manus have written to the UNHCR to ask that they be resettled in a country that is part of the UN resettlement program instead.

There they are processed and either repatriated or resettled in a third country.

For the price of resettling one refugee in the United States, 12 could be resettled in a safe zone in their home region.