Examples of using Repatriation process in English and their translations into Russian
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Generally, this is a part of the repatriation process.
The repatriation process is expected to be completed by 19 August.
Despite these efforts, the repatriation process has not yet started.
The repatriation process cannot be sustained without more funding.
Reference was also made to proper safety measures for the victims during the repatriation process Canada.
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The repatriation process continues with an average of 1,000 returnees per year.
His country saw little benefit in sporadic resettlement,which only complicated the repatriation process.
The repatriation process was suspended in August 1997 and resumed in November 1998.
Taking note of the country's efforts regarding protection of refugees,it requested information on the repatriation process.
The repatriation process would be initiated after consultation with the various consulates.
Indeed, it appears that the further advanced the repatriation process, the greater the risks faced by returnees.
The repatriation process was facing some serious obstacles, especially underfunding.
It should be emphasised that,due to security measures, a few people are informed on detailed information on repatriation process.
To facilitate the repatriation process, UNHCR arranged"go and see" visits to places of origin.
Training may also assist the various actors involved in agreeing on common understandings of terms used in the repatriation process.
The repeated delays in the repatriation process impose a heavy additional burden on the rest of Georgia.
A month later, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Cambodia andViet Nam had agreed to bilaterally implement a repatriation process.
This would enable UNHCR to begin the repatriation process, as was done successfully in the case of Rwanda three years ago.
They recognized the need for undertaking confidence-building efforts with the refugees and in the Territory,to facilitate the repatriation process.
UNHCR should act as a catalyst in the repatriation process and should consider preparing safe-return agreements with sending countries.
UNHCR stressed the lack of access to many of the camps andencampments of refugees in West Timor as a persistent problem greatly hindering the repatriation process to East Timor.
The repatriation process was hampered from the beginning by the Ethiopian regime, which refused to receive its own nationals, as international law requires.
However, it seems that nongovernmental organisations have limited knowledge of repatriation process or assistance rendered to victims upon their return.
The repatriation process continued despite the persistence of problems of access to land and serious incidents such as that at Xamán see paras. 25 to 32.
Minutes of radio programmes(once per week) on the repatriation process, including sensitization broadcasts on Radio Okapi in Lingala and Swahili.
The repatriation process should be monitored by the relevant government authorities and non-governmental organizations, including after the return of the child to his or her home country.
During 1994 alone, and in the context of UNHCR's efforts to accelerate the repatriation process, some 271,000 persons were transported back from six countries of asylum.
In addition, delays in the repatriation process were increased owing to the negotiations on the establishment of the United Nations Office in Rwanda(UNOR) and on the transfer of the UNAMIR equipment.
UNHCR is continuing its efforts to ensure that local authorities implement property laws and assist with the reconstruction of properties destroyed by war,two measures which can support the repatriation process.
Negotiations are proceeding with the Iranian authorities to accelerate the repatriation process, and with traditional resettlement countries to explore resettlement opportunities.