resettle in English

verb
1
settle or cause to settle in a different place.
they offered to resettle 300,000 refugees

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2. The immigrants had to resettle.

3. They resettle themselves in Australia.

4. The government is taking measures to resettle those laid - off workers.

5. Will they any attempt to resettle the victims in this earthquake?

6. Use a light roller to resettle turf laid during autumn and winter.

7. He got congress to appropriate $ 25 million to resettle destitute families on farms.

8. The water left in each jug can be poured together and permitted to resettle.

9. Over a hundred - thousand Tibetans have had to resettle in India and other countries.

10. UNHCR's predecessor, the International Refugee Organization ( IRO ) helped one million Europeans to resettle overseas.

11. Finally, the Jews were allowed to resettle in England legally by an accidental affair.

12. Hundreds of Hmong have managed to escape Laos and resettle in foreign countries as refugees.

13. Higher-educated immigrants were less likely to resettle in states with high immigrant concentrations, the study found.

14. He then collected them together and sent them back to resettle their country and rebuild the walls and temple of Jerusalem.

15. He wanted to resettle disbanded Chinese soldiers there to prevent it from being seized by the Soviet Union.

16. The law requires, for example, a buyer to resettle rental tenants in housing of equivalent size and value.

17. Since pesticides and PAHs are semivolatile, they evaporate, drift about, and then resettle on carpets or other surfaces.

18. Because of the disease whole communities have had to leave fertile riverside villages and resettle in more arid areas.

19. President Bush is wisely standing firm in urging Congress to delay action on Israel's request for $ 10 billion in loan guarantees to resettle Soviet Jews.

20. Paul Cuffe, American shipowner, merchant, and Pan-Africanist who was an influential figure in the 19th-century movement to resettle free black Americans to Africa

21. Nyliok said just as so many people flock to newly independent South Sudan to resettle or to make a quick buck, funding for HIV/AIDS has been slashed in the global economic crisis.

22. In a campaign called the “Black Line,” about 2,000 soldiers, settlers, and convicts advanced through the bush in an effort to corner the Aborigines and resettle them out of harm’s way.

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24. "Aldeamentos: agua para todos" (Resettlement villages: water for everyone) was a commonly seen message in the rural areas, as the Portuguese sought to relocate and resettle the indigenous population, in order to isolate the FRELIMO from its civilian base.

25. The Roman colony of Augusta Emerita (present day Mérida) was founded in 25 BC by Augustus, to resettle emeriti soldiers discharged from the Roman army from two veteran legions of the Cantabrian Wars: Legio V Alaudae and Legio X Gemina.

26. During the said missions, the President and the Registrar briefed the Member States on the serious challenges facing the Tribunal in terms of relocation, outlined the strategic plan and appealed to each to accept the relocation of one or two acquitted or released persons to resettle in its territory and to consider using its good offices to support the efforts of the Tribunal on this issue.