Sentence examples for small resettlement from inspiring English sources

The Trans returned to Vietnam, where they later learned that the United States government had started a small resettlement program for Vietnamese refugees.

We'd finally recruited a second driver, stopped to ask rickshaw drivers for directions and made our way through the draining heat of the late monsoon to a small resettlement community in South Delhi.

In the name of making peace to ensure Israel's security, he entertained a sizable transfer of West Bank territory -- from 88 to 95percentt -- the evacuation of settlements, a land swap, a small resettlement plan for Palestinian refugees and the ceding of some Jerusalem neighborhoods to the Palestinians.

For the sake of a peace to ensure Israel's security, Mr. Barak was entertaining a sizable transfer of West Bank territory, the evacuation of settlements, a land swap, a small resettlement plan for Palestinian refugees and the ceding of some Jerusalem neighborhoods.

Reacting to the decision on Wednesday, David Snoxell, who was deputy commissioner for BIOT in the 1990s, said: "A small-scale resettlement could have been tried and 15 years of deception, litigation, wasted public funds and damage to the UK's human rights reputation avoided.

A program in Malaysia also has been quite successful, in part because it has set much smaller resettlement targets and has been better funded.

The American Civic Association, a small nonprofit resettlement agency financed largely by the United Way, has resettled 53 refugees through its Binghamton center since 2004, most of them Vietnamese who studied English as a second language there.

Now, as trucks full of villagers poured out of the Triangle, the Army was using one of the smaller former resettlement areas as a headquarters and relay point for the villagers.

While the proportion of refugees with PTSD is smaller after resettlement in the host countries, it remains relatively high compared with the general population [ 5, 7].

Since refugees often live on $950 a month provided by the federal government for the first eight months, the cost of living in New York is prohibitive; and smaller towns, some resettlement agencies find, are more likely to adopt refugees informally and ease their transition.

Just before 10am on New Year's Eve 1986, armed men arrived at the office of a small organisation for the resettlement of migrants, in Santiago, Chile.