Sentence examples for resettling there from inspiring English sources

In 1832 Black Hawk, who had been compelled to relocate to Iowa in 1830, led some 1,000 Sauks, Foxes, and Kickapoos including women and children back across the Mississippi to the disputed Illinois area with the intention of resettling there.

He also said Martinez had not done enough to prevent Syrian refugees from resettling there.

After the Nov. 13 terrorist attack in Paris, in which one of the attackers had a Syrian passport and was believed to have possibly fled the country with refugees, governors in Indiana, Texas and more than two dozen other states vowed to prevent Syrian refugees from resettling there.

The Soviets supplemented that population with Jews, resettled there voluntarily and not quite.

After World War II Nördlingen's population grew, as many refugees were resettled there.

The Coles had just resettled there after floods destroyed their house in Winsted, Connecticut, laying waste to most of their furniture and possessions.

But tens of thousands of Sunnis have also resettled there, seeking refuge on the coast from Aleppo and other war-torn areas.

As part of the anti-Taliban operations, security forces had cleared Ferozkhel of militants and had allowed local tribesmen to resettle there.

Hurd found the vivid New Mexico light and landscape of his childhood profoundly conducive to his art and resettled there with his family in the '30s.

Most of the inhabitants of Qūchān are descended from a tribe of Zaʿfarānlū Kurds resettled there by Shāh ʿAbbās I in the 17th century.

The treaty's most tangible provision for a common citizenship will likely be undermined by Russian cities' registration rules, which make it hard for foreigners to resettle there.