Примеры использования Are unable to return на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As of today, displaced persons are unable to return to their original place of residence.
Significantly increased the percentage of people of working age who are unable to return to work.
In some countries, women are unable to return home on release due to fear that violence may be committed against them.
Up to 38,000 IDPs from last year's armed conflict are unable to return to their homes.
Refugees who are unable to return home or to remain in countries of first asylum may be candidates for resettlement to a third country.
They are unable to return to their homes in Azerbaijan, and Jil, though located not far from the Sevan-Vardenis highway, lacks a basic road connection to the rest of Armenia.
We hope that next year the Secretary-General will place greater emphasis on the reasons that those who have been displaced are unable to return to their homes.
We also continue to host a huge number of refugees, many of whom are unable to return to Afghanistan because of the dangers posed by uncleared mines.
Third Objective: Repatriate about 10,000 Somali refugees to areas of recovery within Somalia andoffer resettlement opportunities to a small number who are unable to return.
In Israel, the number of those who are unable to return to their homes because they have not yet been rebuilt or repaired is reported to be very low.
An increased cost factor is related to support to displaced persons, as they are unable to return to mine-contaminated areas.
These people are unable to return to their homes and lands because of the illegal occupation of Nagorno-Karabakh and seven surrounding regions by Armenia's armed forces- in defiance of four UN Security Council resolutions.
It also allows those on unpaid parental leave to receive weekly compensation if they are unable to return to work as a result of injury.
Several hundred thousands of the internally displaced persons are unable to return to their homes because of the inhuman policy of ethnic discrimination pursued by the Russian Federation and its proxy regimes in the occupied Tskhinvali region and Abkhazia.
Furthermore, a comprehensive School Meals Service provides a cooked midday meal for all children who, for whatever reason, are unable to return home during the midday break.
The remaining 15% is mostly made up of extremely vulnerable people who are unable to return to their communities of origin due to poor health, lack of economic means or lack of support by the home community.
The United Nations is in the process of reviewing options for continued delivery of essential assistance in the country in the event that international staff are unable to return in the coming months.
Many persons are unable to return because their pre-war property is destroyed and is on the list of 45,000 housing units of returnees awaiting reconstruction, or because landmines have not been cleared from their pre-war villages.
The situation could worsen if refugees returning from Pakistan orthe Islamic Republic of Iran are unable to return to their places of origin or become integrated in another region.
As a result of that aggression, almost 20 per cent of the territory of Azerbaijan remains under occupation and about 1 million Azerbaijani refugees andinternally displaced persons are unable to return to their homes.
In particular, information is requested with regard to asylum seekers who are unable to return to their homeland due to the non-cooperation of their own Governments, and whether developments in this regard are being monitored.
We welcome the willingness of some States to provide temporary protection against return to migrants who do not qualify for refugee status and who are unable to return home owing to conditions in their countries.
It remains concerned, however, about the fate of thousands of longterm refugees who are unable to return to their countries of origin, in particular Angolans, in a context where the 1970 Zambian Refugee Control Act does not encourage their local integration art. 5.
Thus, UNHCR, in close coordination with the OSCE mission and UNDP, has been promoting concrete measures to ensure the safe and dignified return of internally displaced persons andto support the efforts to reintegrate those who are unable to return home.
A related issue concerns the possible disenfranchisement of internally displaced persons who remain in camps and are unable to return to their counties of origin prior to the October elections.
The composition of thedisplaced population now includes:(a) those in collective towns who are unable to return;(b) those who do not wish to return; and(c) those displaced persons who have taken refuge in urban and semi-urban areas and who, because of their vulnerable position, require water and sewage and other infrastructure services.
The current refugee legislation does not explicitly provide for complementary forms of protection for persons, including children of Chechen origin,who are not formally recognized as refugees and who are unable to return to their country of origin due to unsafe conditions;
While acknowledging that most internally displaced persons(IDPs) have returned to their pre-conflict places of residence,the Committee is concerned that many remaining IDPs are unable to return to their homes on account of, inter alia, their difficult economic situation and security concerns, live in collective centres often under inadequate hygienic conditions and face constant pressure to leave these centres.
Encourage the development and implementation of modalities of inter-State cooperation to respond to the needs of affected populations who either cross on international frontiers as a result of orfind themselves abroad and are unable to return owing to the adverse effects of climate change.