Sentence examples for reunification from from inspiring English sources

Although the liberals had traditionally favoured Central American unification, at least in principle, the strength of local elites in each of the republics prevented numerous attempts at reunification from succeeding even under liberal rule.

Marie-Charlotte Fabié, director of Safe Passage in France, said: "The minors we help to access family reunification from France to the UK are facing increasing delays on decisions by the British government.

The proposal also involved an increase in the required minimum age for spousal reunification, from 18 to 21 years, but this was justified solely as a way to adjust Swedish regulations to the less liberal "EU minimum" (and is applicable only if the reference person is granted asylum under the new temporary law; Government bill, 2015/16:174 (2016)).

Among other things, bill L87 extends the mandatory waiting period for the right to family reunification from one to three years, cuts asylum seekers' financial support by 10percentt, and shortens residency permits for future seekers of asylum in Denmark.

Among other things, bill L87 extends the mandatory waiting period for the right to family reunification from one to three years, cuts asylum seekers' financial support by 10percentt and shortens residency permits for future seekers of asylum in Denmark.

The German government denies the existence of a formal cap on the number of reunifications from Greece.

Immigration attorneys say they are seeing barriers to those reunifications from a backlog in the processing of fingerprinting of parents to families unable to afford the airfare to fly the child to them – which could run as high as $1,000.

Estimates of the cost of reunification range from $50bn£32bnbn) to more than $3tn.

"Goodbye, Lenin!," a tragicomedy about German reunification seen from the East German perspective, won the Blue Angel for best European film.

Estimates of Korean reunification run from tens of billions of dollars to over $1 trillion.[vi] The heavy cost of German reunification over the past 20 years for West Germany, which absorbed its eastern neighbor is a stark reminder to South Koreans about what they may possibly face in paying for a united peninsula.

This was primarily the case for those women who had arrived to Denmark through family reunification coming from relatively 'safe' countries such as Turkey, Pakistan, Morocco, and India.