Sentence examples for to resettle it from inspiring English sources

The Syrians decided not to resettle it, preferring to let its ruined state serve as a reminder of the Israeli occupation.

In terms of Jewish practice, he added, "It is a kind of tundra, and we are trying to figure out how to resettle it".

Liberia was never an official American colony, and yet since 1821, when the American Colonization Society bought land there from local chiefs to resettle slaves, it has been deeply entangled with the United States.

"Cambodia is an especially poor choice to resettle refugees, because it has bowed to pressure before in forcibly returning vulnerable asylum seekers such as Uighurs to China and monks and activists to Vietnam," Pearson said.

The European Commission (EC) unveiled its European Agenda on Migration today, outlining a series of emergency and long-term measures to deal with the unprecedented number of people crossing the Mediterranean, but several countries are pushing back against plans to resettle migrants, saying it will lead to more shipwrecks by encouraging others to attempt the perilous voyage.

After promising to resettle twelve thousand in fiscal year 2008, it started off with just four hundred and fifty in October.

The Obama administration has been negotiating actively with European and other governments to resettle 50 detainees, who it says are cleared for transfer.

An international program to help the government acquire some of the land and use it to resettle landless peasants on small plots has been in the planning stage for more than a year.

The Australian government has conceded the deal with the US government – with a publicly declared cap of 1,250 places in America – will not be enough to resettle all of those it holds offshore.

Turnbull said if Australia accepted New Zealand's offer to resettle 150 refugees immediately it would be used as a marketing tool by people smugglers, because they view Australia and New Zealand as essentially the same country.

About 50 refugees have been resettled in that time from Nauru, but the Australian government has conceded the deal with the US government – with a publicly declared cap of 1,250 places in America – will not be enough to resettle all of those it holds offshore.