Examples of using Preferred durable in English and their translations into Russian
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Local integration in the country of first asylum is the next preferred durable solution.
Voluntary repatriation remained the preferred durable solution, but failing that, and in a protracted situation, the next best option was resettlement.
There was broad reiteration of voluntary repatriation as the preferred durable solution to mass influx.
Voluntary repatriation, as the preferred durable solution for many refugees in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, is far from being a likely option, considering the actual return possibilities.
Voluntary repatriation is regarded by UNHCR as the preferred durable solution to refugee situations.
In addition, it was felt that there is still a need for more innovative approaches andthat voluntary repatriation should remain the preferred durable solution.
Voluntary repatriation continues to be regarded as the preferred durable solution to refugee situations world-wide.
As repatriation was the preferred durable solution to the refugee problem, it urged UNHCR to carry out pending repatriation exercises quickly and to ensure that the returns were sustainable.
Voluntary repatriation continues to be regarded as the preferred durable solution to refugee situations throughout the world.
Reiterating that voluntary repatriation remains the preferred durable solution of refugee situations and that, while one or another solution may be more directly applicable to each of the respective protracted situations, all solutions will usually complement and intersect with each other, requiring careful tailoring, sequencing and phasing in some situations, and simultaneous application in others.
Voluntary repatriation has long been regarded as the preferred durable solution to refugee situations worldwide.
Voluntary repatriation continues to be the preferred durable solution to the refugee problem in the region, but the recurring internal security problems in Rwanda, coupled with arbitrary arrests throughout the country, have emerged as major obstacles preventing refugees from returning.
Voluntary repatriation is regarded by UNHCR as the preferred durable solution to refugee situations.
While voluntary repatriation remains the preferred durable solution in many situations, the number of persons repatriating has continually decreased since 2004, and 2011 followed the pattern of recent years.
The Office continued during 1992 to promote vigorously the preferred durable solution of voluntary repatriation.
Voluntary repatriation continued to be the preferred durable solution for refugees and UNHCR strove to achieve this objective wherever possible, taking advantage of the tremendous potential for sustainable return currently witnessed in Africa.
Reaffirming the importance andsignificance of voluntary repatriation as the most preferred durable solution to the refugee problem.
While voluntary repatriation is the strongly preferred durable solution to contemporary problems of forced displacement, it is not always a feasible or a desirable solution.
Voluntary repatriation has been identified by both Governments and refugees as the preferred durable solution to their plight.
Nevertheless, in keeping with its policy of promoting voluntary repatriation as the preferred durable solution, and in response to the Government's request for assistance to Angolan refugees who have repatriated spontaneously, UNHCR set up an emergency assistance programme in December 1991.
Voluntary repatriation continued to make considerable progress and remained the preferred durable solution for refugees in Africa.
Reiterating that voluntary repatriation remains the preferred durable solution of refugee situations and that, while one or another solution may be more directly applicable to each of the respective protracted situations, all solutions will usually complement and intersect with each other, requiring careful tailoring, sequencing and phasing in some situations, and simultaneous application in others.
The voluntary repatriation of refugees very often constitutes the preferred durable solution to refugee situations throughout the world.
It adopted a plan of action with a primary focus on voluntary repatriation as the preferred durable solution to the refugee problem.
While UNHCR continued to encourage voluntary repatriation as the preferred durable solution in the sub-region, local integration support was also maintained.
With regard to the problem of Afghan refugees, which was of great concern to Pakistan, his delegation endorsed the view of UNHCR that, despite the situation in Afghanistan,voluntary return remained the preferred durable solution for the 2.1 million Afghan refugees living in Pakistan and Iran.
At the same time, UNHCR was encouraged to promote voluntary repatriation as the preferred durable solution, particularly in relation to the Somali refugee situation.
A number of delegations observed that voluntary repatriation should remain the preferred durable solution and as such should receive adequate international attention and support.
As long as voluntary repatriation is not possible, local integration in the country of first asylum is the next preferred durable solution, which implies a full integration of the refugees in the host country.
Negotiations and events under way in many areas provide continued grounds for hope that voluntary repatriation, the preferred durable solution, can soon become a reality for a large number of the world's refugees.