displaced refugeesの例文

• Living in the camps as displaced refugees is not a good life.
• Stories and images of displaced refugees filled the Salvadoran press and the airwaves.
• The country was full of displaced refugees and empty Ottoman estates.
• Morjane spoke at a center for displaced refugees in Ivory Coast's southern economic hub, Abidjan.
• The displaced refugees may also pose a risk to countries to which they have fled.
• The government contends he fraudulently applied for entry into the United States as a war-displaced refugee.
• The government contends Demjanjuk fraudulently applied for entry into the United States as a war-displaced refugee.
• On Friday, a team of five Japanese doctors prepared to leave for Syria to help treat expected war-displaced refugees.
• Southern Afghanistan, though warmer, was also a concern because of some 400, 000 internally displaced refugees there, Shinohara said.
• Meanwhile, European officials said they were prodding Ivanov to facilitate the work of humanitarian agencies in caring for displaced refugees.
• Most of Sha'ab's original residents became internally displaced refugees, settling in nearby Arab villages, predominantly in Majd al-Krum and Sakhnin.
• UNHCR, which had shut down its camp at the church following the shelling, returned to assist the newly displaced refugees.
• An exodus of almost the entire city of 300, 000 people has threatened to create a humanitarian crisis of internally displaced refugees.
• In 2010, Junoon delivered a Concert for Pakistan at the United Nations in NYC, for the displaced refugees in the Swat Valley.
• Horta said he had " grave " concerns for the safety of 230, 000 displaced refugees living in squalid camps in West Timor.
• In the meantime, most of the displaced refugees waited in improvised shelters in Beddawi camp and elsewhere for a sustainable solution to arrive.
• The UNHCR expressed concerns over the displaced refugees as the winter sets in and was providing supplies to help them cope with the winter.
• The CSCE proposed the use of NATO and CIS peacekeepers to monitor ceasefires and protect shipments of humanitarian aid being sent to displaced refugees.
• In May 1945, when the war ended in Europe, the battalion was moved to Plattling, Germany where they built a camp for displaced refugees.
• Since 1986, the garden just north of downtown Dallas has been a center for displaced refugees who seek comfort and healing among friends and the soil.