Examples of using Resettled in English and their translations into Polish
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They're not being"resettled.
Residents from degraded areas are being resettled.
Soon, the area was resettled by German settlers.
They were resettled.
The population was to be resettled.
Allocation per Member State 20 000 applicants resettled.
Most of the Slavic population was to be exterminated or resettled.
Refugees lucky enough to get resettled have a wait time of three years.
The locals are being resettled.
Average number of spontaneous asylum applications and the number of resettled refugees per 1 million inhabitants over the period 2010-2014 10% weighting.
The number of refugees resettled in each Member State over the previous three years is taken into account for the calculation of the annual allocations to the Member States under the ERF.
For the purpose of calculating the corrective allocation mechanism the number of resettled persons will be added to the number of applications for international protection.
successful integration of resettled persons.
reception and integration of resettled refugees11.
A fixed amount of EUR 3 000 for each resettled person falling under one of the following categories of vulnerable persons.
This would allow Member States to track possible secondary movements of resettled persons from the Member State of resettlement to other Member States.
During the Swedish Presidency, the Council judiciously admitted that it was necessary to greatly increase the number of refugees being resettled in Europe, going so far as to talk about 100 000.
A fixed amount of EUR 5 000 for each resettled person with serious medical needs that can only be addressed through resettlement;
In the spring of 1942 the ghetto was liquidated and the Jews were resettled to the central Silesian ghetto in Sosnowiec
Economic and social costs related to the integration of resettled refugees, in a wide sense per capita costs.
