Sentence examples for being repatriated by from inspiring English sources

He was given the chance of going to Pakistan but went to Kabul in the hope of being repatriated by the British authorities.

First Choice and Thomson are now repatriating 21,000 customers today and 32,000 tomorrow with the remainder of its customers being repatriated by Friday".

ST-Ericsson said the fate of 1,600 employees not being repatriated by the two parent companies — roughly 37 percent of the venture's work force — would depend on the outcome of a global work force review.

Initial reports suggested Mr Barlow was safe and well and was being repatriated by the Foreign Office, but he is now thought to have died as Algerian troops tried to regain control of the compound.

Women access IOM support after being repatriated by overseas IOM missions or by partner non-governmental organisations (NGOs); following contact with anti-trafficking telephone hotlines; or after being referred by police departments, social protection services or NGOs.

Mother and baby were repatriated by the Gestapo to Austria.

"But no maharajah car has ever been repatriated by the Indian government," Mr. Swig said.

Hungry refugees should be repatriated by China to South Korea, which should accept them.

Nor could the court's powers be repatriated, by Britain or anyone else, without a country leaving the Union altogether.

Although many uninsured immigrants have been repatriated by American hospitals, few have seen their journey take the U-turn that the Torreses engineered for their son.

"The most interesting question concerns exclusive and shared EU competencies that will be repatriated by Brexit, but are they to be exercised by Scotland as devolved competencies?" asked Edward.