Sentence examples for * the repatriating from inspiring English sources

Last August Mr. Conte retired, handing the repatriating Mr. Vincent a full home-and-away performing schedule, which includes appearances in Newark this weekend and Princeton next week.

Many of the repatriating refugees have encountered harsh realities as the earlier hopes of durable peace, reconstruction and development in Afghanistan have faltered.

Of the repatriating Syrian and Ivorian refugees, most returned after only one or two years in exile, but with the prospects for continued violence in Syria and DRC, returns to these countries are likely to be poor.

"The repatriation holiday would have little or no effect on investment and job creation, the key to the whole issue, simply because the repatriating companies are not capital-constrained today," the Heritage report said.

Already the repatriated wages of its overseas workers equal 10% of the nation's GDP.

Domestic American investors may be driving the relationship, repatriating funds in 2008 when they were nervous about the state of financial markets and sending the money abroad again this summer because of a perception that the global economy is reviving.But although risk aversion may be a factor, describing the dollar as a "safe haven" seems dubious.

He has also stressed he is not in principle opposed to the UK repatriating some powers from Brussels - a key demand of Cameron in the run-up to an in/out referendum mooted for 2017.

Like most of the repatriates, he is now a farmer.

For now, it seems as if the repatriates are in seclusion while intelligence officials question them.

Detailed data on the repatriates from Russia are available since 1992.

The 'at large' repatriate estimate was generally greater than 75% of the repatriate population, except in 2004 and 2010 when it represented 50% and 21% of the total repatriate population, respectively.