Sentence examples for are repatriated from inspiring English sources
verb
To restore (a person) to his or her own country.
Illegal immigrants are repatriated from France every day.
The problem is powers are repatriated from London to Beijing.
It also erodes the company's overseas earnings when they are repatriated.
The British want to move the line so that powers are repatriated.
But American taxes don't apply unless and until such profits are repatriated to the United States.
Multinationals are furious about rules that tax overseas profits when they are repatriated to America.
"When they are repatriated to their countries, the balance of nature will be restored".
Most are considered to be fleeing poverty rather than political oppression and are repatriated.
In many ways, the Hopi case illustrates a paradox in the way artifacts are repatriated around the world.
Under today's rules American firms do not pay tax on profits earned abroad unless those profits are repatriated.
A strong yen has also weighed on Sony's profit by eroding the value of its overseas earnings when they are repatriated into yen.
