Sentence examples for resettlement made from inspiring English sources
The deputy minister for resettlement made the remarks at a meeting held in Mullaitivu Government Agent's (GA) office on Friday.
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.
It also opened up the process of resettlement, making it more accessible to both refugees and hosts, and expanding it into other German and European cities.
In Canada, the plans to exclude unaccompanied male refugees from resettlement make me fear – in addition to the broader problems of severing young people from their existing support systems – for those queer and transgender folk who are fleeing from being hunted down and murdered indiscriminately.
The UN estimated in 2015 there were over a million people in the world in need of immediate resettlement; and the number of resettlement places made available in 2014 was just over 73,000.
Some efforts toward resettlement were made under the monarchy in the 1950s.
The refugee resettlement office made numerous changes in the wake of the report, including more-stringent background checks on sponsors, setting up a hotline for youths to report problems and visiting more homes in which youths are placed, but some youth advocates say issues remain.
When granted a residence permit, asylum seekers become permit holders and full resettlement is made possible.
"We want people who understand what it means to be a refugee" because they understands the resettlement process making them suited to do this work.
The encounter with modernity has been disastrous for the Bushmen: Suzman's portrait of the dispossessed, alienated, suffering Ju/'hoansi in their miserable resettlement camps makes that clear.
Along with the statutory provision of 12 months' post-prison supervision for all short-sentence prisoners, which Martin warmly welcomes, the introduction of payment by results for the CRCs and of 70 resettlement prisons, make Grayling's reforms the most radical in recent criminal justice history.
