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10.55am GMT Rutte and Kenny have been asked about the repatriation of powers.
In 1945, he made a film for the United States Office of War Information, "The Return," about the repatriation of liberated prisoners and displaced persons in Europe.
My initial reaction to reading about the repatriation of Moses Kotane's body to South Africa from Russia was influenced by my distrust of communism.
Briefing notes prepared ahead of the press launch for the BM exhibition last January, show the museum was anticipating difficult questions about the repatriation of some artifacts.
In a swipe at David Cameron's plans for a renegotiation and in/out referendum by 2017, Blair will call on pro-Europeans to "make the debate more than about the repatriation of certain competencies and rules".
In reply, the Airline tweeted that it had "no choice": Air Mauritius (@airmauritius) Statement from Air Mauritius about the repatriation of Yashika Bhageerathi http://t.co/HCU6bnCiQA April 2, 2014 This was the statement in full: Statement from Air Mauritius.
There are scattered subplots — primarily one about activists petitioning for the repatriation of art — but mostly the film is about exotic locations (including a volcano), garish humor (often at the expense of Mr. Chan or women), fisticuffs, stunts and frenetic visual bombast.
However, a transition to a territorial system could lead to the repatriation of about $1 trillion, according to one estimate.
Drugmaker Merck said Thursday that its second-quarter profit fell 59% on a charge for the repatriation of about $15 billion in foreign profits and the lack of sales of the recalled painkiller Vioxx.
It is hard to be certain about the extent of the Chinese government's involvement in the repatriation of works of Chinese art.
The Syrian government said little publicly about the violation of its sovereignty, even when the Pentagon delayed the repatriation of the injured Syrian border guards — reporters were told that the guards had not been fully interrogated — for ten days.
