Sentence examples for resettling of from inspiring English sources

That is one of the most important aspects of the story of the resettling of Britain".

The Obama administration seems to have learned the lessons of the Bush team's disastrous bungling of the resettling of Hurricane Katrina's tens of thousands of refugees.

Far from being a gradual process, in which men and women slowly reoccupied territory that had been taken from them by spreading glaciers, the resettling of Britain now appears to have been rapid, dramatic and bloody.

He said the difficulties should not obscure the successes of the mission so far, including the resettling of 1.3 million refugees, the reopening of hundreds of schools and a drastic reduction in crime.

Mr. Bishton's gift for blending the vivid specific and the grander whole is epitomized in the dance's closing image, a sudden pinwheel lift and resettling of Ms. Leite into the line of women.

He said the reason it was taking so long to confirm details on the processing and resettling of the approximately 1,300 people on Manus Island was because "the previous government left us with a blank piece of paper".

The story brought to light the issue of resettling some of the over 11 million Syrians that have been displaced by civil war.

Sometimes resettlement goes "downhill" and swiddeners are resettled out of upland areas and away from forests and borders.

Angola is gradually rebuilding its infrastructure, retrieving weapons from its heavily-armed civilian population and resettling tens of thousands of refugees who fled the fighting.

Swiddeners have also been resettled out of upland areas and away from forests and borders, displaced and dispossessed of their lands by state land expropriation.

Some sought peace by resettling dozens of blocks or thousands of miles away.