Examples of using Mass return in English and their translations into Russian
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There will be a mass return to nature and all things natural.
Response of the Field Operation to the mass return movement.
Following this mass return of refugees, famine has today struck heavily in over four of our provinces.
The economic crisis did not cause the mass return of Polish emigrants.
During the mass return through Gisenyi in November, over 10,000 children were separated from their parents.
Response of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to the mass return movement.
Unfortunately, the mass return occurred in conditions that made registration of the returnees impracticable.
Given the general lack of security and limited assistance in Mogadishu, a mass return is not expected.
Despite prior expectations, a mass return of Polish citizens during the global downturn has not been observed.
The participants welcomed the provision of asylum space to refugees and agreed that conditions for mass return had not yet been met in Somalia.
If the process is not rigorously controlled, a mass return of refugees could become a source of instability for the Government.
The mass return of the Croatian displaced persons started in late summer 1995 after the military and police actions"Flash" and"Storm.
As the number of genocide-related arrests has increased,particularly in the period following the mass return of the refugees, detention conditions have worsened correspondingly.
Unfortunately, the mass return occurred in conditions that made registration of the returnees exceedingly difficult, if not impossible.
Nasirdin Shamshiev, head of the macroeconomic policy department of the Kyrgyz economy ministry,said that despite the financial crisis"there is no mass return of Kyrgyz from Russia.
Thus the mass return of these refugees which began on 15 November 1996 permitted a definitive solution to the question of the refugees in eastern Zaire.
A Government of Liberia delegation recently visited all the refugee camps andadvised refugees to wait for the organized repatriation programme, as Liberia was not yet ready for a mass return.
This mass return movement was halted by the unfortunate events that are at the root of the current crisis which Burundi has been experiencing since October 1993.
In Angola, the end of the conflict in April 2002 led to the mass return of internally displaced persons and refugees and the opening up of previously inaccessible areas.
After the mass return of refugees in 1994, the ex-Rwandese Armed Forces(FAR) and the interahamwe militia began in 1996 to endanger the security of the population by launching attacks on prefectures, especially in north-west Rwanda.
Establish focal points within relevant ministries and devise national contingency plans in order toenhance capacities to address situations of mass displacement as well as mass return in a timely, efficient and appropriate manner.
In general, the mass return from Tanzania was characterized by a higher degree of tension than that experienced during the massive influx of returnees from Zaire.
Together with UNICEF and the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC), UNHCR has continued to participate in collaborative efforts for the tracing and reunification of separated children, notably in Rwanda,following the mass return of refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
For 1997 despite the mass return of refugees in late 1996 and early 1997, there remains a very significant potential for a further crisis, whether in Burundi, Zaire or Rwanda.
The Government of Rwanda is to be credited with supporting the return movement with the assistance of UNHCR andHRFOR and with taking measures to enhance confidence, such as restraining local authorities from carrying out arrests of genocide suspects until the mass return movement could stabilize.
The Croatian Government has stated that a mass return would not be possible in the absence of a specific agreement between Croatia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Serbia and Montenegro.
Although the mass return home of Rwandan refugees from the Congo and the United Republic of Tanzania largely ended in early 1997, a number of serious issues affecting separated children remain.
This was by far the highest number of killings reported in any prefecture during any two-month period since the mass return of more than 1 million refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo(then Zaire) and the United Republic of Tanzania in November-December 1996.
After the mass return of refugees in 1994, the ex-Rwandese Armed Forces(Ex-FAR) and the interahamwe militia began in 1996 to jeopardize the security of the population by launching attacks on Rwandan territory, especially in the north-western part.
Post-conflict countries were often confronted with the mass return of displaced persons, a devastated social or institutional infrastructure, economic deprivation and the spread of HIV/AIDS.