Sentence examples for The repatriation to from inspiring English sources

Whether the port goes forward or not, the town and the historical society want the repatriation to be completed and to include an educational center at the site that they would run in conjunction with tribal sponsors.

Meanwhile, two Hercules transport planes from the Spanish Air Force left Tuesday morning for Florida, paving the way for the repatriation to Spain of a treasure weighing about 17 metric tons and with an estimated value of several hundred million euros.

Since September 11, OWCI has been responsible "for negotiating the repatriation, to their home countries, of individuals detained by the United States for their involvement in terrorist activities".

The first facility involved a highly structured daily programme, emphasizing restriction, the repatriation to the country of origin and limited contact to the local population.

The largest repatriation to date occurred during the Gulf War in 1990 1991 wherein almost 30,000 Filipinos were repatriated from Kuwait (including some from Iraq).

The rapporteurs' comments were prompted by the forcible repatriation to Algeria of Guantanamo detainee Djamel Ameziane, who had protested his transfer to the country stating that he feared he would be persecuted once he was taken into custody.

To help ensure that workers complete their assignments, about 20percentt of the companies said they paid part of the "mobility premium" at the beginning of an overseas assignment and the rest on repatriation to the home country.

And I didn't think the wholesale repatriation to Africa was either practicable or desirable as a political project".

As Mark Vogel, Managing Director at SRS, told peHub, buyers today "have lots of offshore cash and don't want to pay the repatriation taxes to the U.S. They'd rather use it".

The American government badly wants the repatriation program to succeed, since it is trying to persuade Vietnam and Laos to accept back their nationals too.

The when it is safe to do so repatriate (or offer repatriation to) the evacuated.