Sentence examples for be repatriated out from inspiring English sources

They could not be repatriated, out of fears that the Chinese government, which is suppressing a separatist movement among Uighurs in the Xinjiang region, would abuse them.

Some Fijian ultra-nationalists have even suggested that all Indians be "repatriated" out of Fiji, an idea that is met with anger and disbelief among Indians, many of whom were born here and have never left Fiji.

She and her sister Dolours fought a bitter campaign to be repatriated back to Ireland to serve out their sentence.

Speaking in Brussels he has called for money taken out of Greece to be repatriated.

Around that time the European Commission should be setting out its vision of a new treaty, which may include some powers to be repatriated.

The agency was ordered out of Eritrea in May 1997 when it insisted that the refugees be repatriated.

Sylvia Czerkas told Nature magazine that she had worked out an agreement with officials of Liaoning Province in 2001 to borrow the fossils, and that they were to be repatriated in 2007.

Spent fuel is also to be repatriated.

As they aged, some of the worst psychoses burned out of their own accord, but few patients were in any condition to be repatriated to the real world.

He was among the last Germans to be repatriated.

He added that other divisions will also be repatriated.