Sentence examples for selected for resettlement from inspiring English sources
Akobo is one of the three districts selected for resettlement, according to Kok Choul, who represents the district in the regional council.
They had both been selected for resettlement in Sheffield and the film tracks them through their journey to the city and their astonishing courage and good humour throughout their first year in an alien land.
After eight years in Kakuma refugee camp, a place where thousands have spent decades displaced, Chuot's mother and her seven children were among the fortunate few selected for resettlement via the UNHCR's global program in 2005.
In late 2015, Ahmad received a call that he and his family had been selected for resettlement in the U.S.
They are believed to have been lured across the border by rumours that they would be selected for resettlement in a third country if they crossed into Thailand.
The Liberals in particular have also sounded off about the Conservative Party's plan to prioritize religious minorities when selecting refugees for resettlement.
The government selected the most skilled for resettlement and considered sending the unskilled and elderly to India".
Earlier return had been possible due to certain areas being cleared of mines earlier, due to their camps being selected by the government for resettlement earlier than others (which was linked to the progress of mine clearing) and due to the step-wise nature of government allocation of land and other resources [ 14].
"In Hungary, for example, the prime minister repeatedly emphasized the importance of defending the 'Christian values of Europe,' and some Slovak Republic officials portrayed Muslims as potential threats to Slovak security, culture and society and threatened to select only Christian refugees for resettlement".
The United States selects only the most vulnerable cases for resettlement, such as those with almost no hope of ever returning to their home country or those who have been tortured.
The selected inmates for the scheme were given extra support in the Heron unit and were assigned "resettlement brokers" - employed by the charity Rathbone - to help them after being released.
