Sentence examples for capture and repatriation of from inspiring English sources
The Philippines and Malaysia do not have an extradition treaty, but they have a mutual legal assistance agreement that facilitates the capture and repatriation of fugitives.
The reward for Ms. Chesimard's capture and repatriation from Cuba, where she moved after escaping from prison in 1979, was doubled to $2 million.
The dismantling of their encampments and repatriation of many of the inhabitants to Romania and Bulgaria has a curiously circular quality.
For $59 a year, it provides legal and medical referrals, prescription replacements, other counseling services and repatriation of remains.
The existence of a birth certificate supports the tracing and repatriation of children who have been trafficked.
Additionally, human nomadic events, displacement and repatriation of Sudanese residents, were characteristic of southern Sudan and northeastern DRC during the time of the outbreak (39 ).
The suit alleges that the town of Jim Thorpe is in violation of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990.
Significantly, Radama freed numerous political prisoners captured under Ranavalona I during provincial wars of subjugation and offered repatriation of confiscated property.
