Sentence examples for time to resettle from inspiring English sources

I had written a piece in the Guardian arguing in favour of Australia's return to Fraser's bravest and most significant domestic policy as prime minister: a bipartisan agreement negotiated with the Labor party – against majority public sentiment of the time – to resettle hundreds of thousands of refugees within Australia.

A thorough-going review of the open prison estate could lead to useful questions about the size and location of such establishments and a reconsideration of recommendations in the sentencing review to set up "intermediate" supervised housing for those needing proper time to resettle.

I learned these details from Kirk Johnson, whom I wrote about in March, and who is now working full-time on the effort to resettle Iraqis like the kidnapped couple here.

The temporary stay of Judge Urbina's ruling had given provided time for renewed diplomatic efforts to resettle the men and to avoid a potential conflict between the judge and the administration.

Generally, classes are already in session when the time comes for nomadic children to resettle.

The New York Times noted the recent attempts to resettle refugees in PNG had seen "little success".

The US recently committed to accept 10,000 Syrian refugees, but to pull our weight, our government needs to resettle 10 times that: 100,000 Syrians out of a total of 200,000 refugees should be resettled in the next year.

At the same time, the Numayr were also expelled and encouraged to resettle in the Jazira around Harran.

"No country, I'm aware of, has put forward such a high number to resettle in such a short period of time," he said.

Time and again, the World Bank has demonstrated that it is not able to resettle people fairly.

At the same time, the financial advantage of being a cleruch encouraged thousands of Athenian citizens to resettle, relieving the pressure of population in Athens and increasing the financial and military strength of the state.