So, when I get sick, I need to stop and come back to myself.

We all bear responsibility to help the displaced return to their homes.

I need love.

I need iodine?

Calls for enabling the displaced persons and refugees to return to their homes in safety, honour and dignity.

This is Jill! I need help!

Their only reward will be to go home with the satisfaction of having done their duty.

I want to go home to Tara!

And maybe my discovery needs to be added to or maybe it needs to be changed.

I'm sorry, I need to return this to its original owner...

I need to have a haircut.

I need two people to help me out real quick.

I don't need help.

Put it on Cassim's account.

Alfonsina starts feeling bad and the Arango's go home before eating dinner.

Fifth, the right of all refugees and displaced persons to return voluntarily to their homeland in peace and dignity must be upheld.

You want to go home, no doubt, Doctor, he remarked as we emerged.

I'm going home. I want my mother.

I'm having an issue, I need this help.

And they say, You know what? Do I need turbo? Do I need this heavyweight car?

Like all refugees, the Palestinian refugees had an inalienable right to return to their homes.

I need two people to help me out real quick.

To understand how traits pass from one living being to its descendants, we need to go back in time to the 19th century and a man named Gregor Mendel.

But before I need to show you that, I need to tell you, what does it mean to be homogeneous?

Angolans were also coming home in relevant numbers, concluding the final chapter of their exile.

(e) To respect the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons and their right of voluntary return in safety and dignity

(e) To respect the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons and their right of voluntary return in safety and dignity

To start, I need to define a tool group

I need my head examined, listening to you.

I don't need a nurse yet.

These perceptions of insecurity also prevent many displaced Kosovo Serbs from returning to their homes.

The IDPs in Kalma said that they would rather die in the camp than go back.

All refugees and displaced persons must be assured the right to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and dignity.

Open up that door. Open up! I want to go home!

I have no need to tolerate abuse from you.

I don't need rescuing. I'm having a lovely time.

Most of the activities of potential returnees more or less boil down to visits to their demolished, burned down homes and desecrated graveyards.

For nearly six years, more than 200,000 people have been unable to return to their homes.

8. Reaffirms once again the right of all refugees and displaced persons to return voluntarily to their homes in safety and dignity

(b) To encourage the return home, both of refugees in countries of asylum, and of internally displaced within Rwanda

In addition, no amount of humanitarian relief can provide what those threatened by the conflict have wanted most from day one effective protection against violence of the most vicious kind, and the ability to return to their homes.

The current insecurity in the region had postponed the organized repatriation from Burundi of some 1,000 Congolese refugees.

I'm too busy.

People need to eat, he told me. I feed thousands!

Sure you can see I need someone to watch over me.