Sentence examples for a form of repatriation from inspiring English sources
Ethnomusicologists see Tribe's approach to sampling native music as a form of repatriation, a challenge to western concepts of copyright.
This is the term that was dubbed in 1986 by Professor Hiroaki Ota for a form of Gallic culture shock so severe that it may require hospitalization and at times even immediate repatriation to Japan.
Similarly, 71% of CBO's had a program on family connections, most frequently in the form of attempted repatriation (n = 5, 71%), regular contact with the family (n = 4, 57%) and family support programs (n = 4, 57%).
Labour said the announcement was "hardly a triumph of repatriation" and accused Mrs May of being soft on crime.
"If we had a zero rate of repatriation, by the afternoon that trillion dollars would be back in the United States.
Last week, the United States transferred six detainees to Yemen in a trial program of repatriation to that country.
Finally, we were not able to identify published literature on a similar phenomenon of repatriation of physicians driving the emigration of recent graduates.
This large gap in the cost of repatriation indicates a great heterogeneity in repatriation cases.
Every case of repatriation poses a large financial burden on employers, and the results indicated a large variation in the average total costs of repatriation for the four case vignettes.
