Sentence examples for be repatriated from from inspiring English sources

Some Australian communities want – indeed, have demanded – their possessions be repatriated from the museum.

It even trailed the possibility that some powers might be repatriated from the Union to its member states.

Cambridge University students have voted that a bronze cockerel looted from Benin in 1897 is to be repatriated from Jesus hall, Cambridge University, to Nigeria.

He added: "We urge Iran's supreme military leader Khamenei to order the Iranian military personnel who suppress the Syrians to be repatriated from Syria, so we can also return home".

Kabila, whose father was assassinated in 2001, said the remains of the former prime minister Moïse Tshombe, who became leader of the secessionist province of Katanga, would also be repatriated from Algeria, where he died in 1969.

A bit like that bloke who pretended to be mad so he could be repatriated from the TV version of Colditz and (spoiler alert!) eventually went bonkers for real.

Illegal immigrants are repatriated from France every day.

The problem is powers are repatriated from London to Beijing.

Jordanian officials have said he will face retrial for the bombings if he is repatriated from Britain.

In 2012 Zog's remains were repatriated from France and interred in a newly built royal crypt in Tirana.

They are combining the money raised from cutting tax relief on pensions with the tax money being repatriated from Switzerland.