Sentence examples for the resettlement programme from inspiring English sources

"The organisations participating in the resettlement programme should not be criticised," he told the Irish Times on November 4 1985.

"But overall the resettlement programme tends to be very successful, and is a very fine American tradition".

The MPs want the resettlement programme that will admit 20,000 vulnerable people fleeing conflict in Syria by 2020 to be extended to Yazidis.

DfID is the project's largest donor and in March ministers will face a judicial review over whether the UK's contributions indirectly funded the resettlement programme.

Mittal was also critical of the World Bank panel's draft findings, falling short of directly implicating the World Bank and its fellow donors in the resettlement programme.

The report did not itself examine whether the resettlement programme had involved human rights abuses, saying such questions were outside its remit.

Though the White House rejects the argument put forward by Republicans, officials are worried by what they claim are false rumours about the resettlement programmes and have organised a series of calls with governors to try to reassure them.

A reported 55% of the Syrians who have been given protection in the UK under the Syrian resettlement programme are torture survivors, according to the National Audit Office.

Rights and aid groups, along with the UN and international law experts, have questioned the validity of the $40m resettlement programme, which would see Australia provide just one year's resettlement support for refugees currently detained on Nauru to be willingly moved to Cambodia and provided with language and job training, public education and basic health services.

The UNHCR said even if the 120,000 resettlement programme could be agreed, this was the equivalent of just 20 days' worth of arrivals at the current rate.

Quantitative design was used to survey the second generation of residents whom their parents had joined the government resettlement programme, namely People Housing Project (PHP) in the 1980s.