Sentence examples for support resettlement from inspiring English sources
For example, she could generously increase funding for radio broadcasts and other information transmissions into North Korea; sponsor publications and international conventions on the subject; and greatly expand programs that support resettlement of North Koreans in South Korea.
"Prisons are not all located where we would want them to be to best meet the needs of the courts or support resettlement and there is an annual maintenance cost of approximately £184m.
Today she works to support resettlement and refugees.
Despite the highly polarized atmosphere surrounding a program that's historically enjoyed bipartisan support, resettlement experts say Americans across the country remain ready and eager to help as many refugees as they can.
Little is known about how positive phenomena can support resettlement of refugees in a new country.
It followed a consultation with Chagossians which displayed 98% support for resettlement and a government-commissioned feasibility study which deemed resettlement practically feasible.
Our results enable us to assess community support for resettlement strategies ex-ante and provide valuable policy advice for future resettlement plans in a very cost-effective manner.
But the second phase, just starting, puts higher demands on Nouakchott, represented by the Agency for Refugee Support and Resettlement (Anair), tasked with reception of ex-refugees.
Moussa So has "complained to everyone", including the National Agency for the Support and Resettlement of Refugees (ANAIR), the mayor of Nouakchott (the capital of Mauritania), the ministry of interior, "even the president of the republic".
The NGOs and the UN specialised agencies - and particularly the Oxfam/Save the Children alliance - defended this position even when the US tried to pressure other donors not to support the resettlement programme.
According to Fairfax media, Shearer has written to Australia's high commissioner in Wellington offering support for resettlement of 150 refugees in New Zealand, provided the offshore detention camps were closed.
