Sentence examples for chance of repatriating from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, no policeman I spoke to thought there was any chance of repatriating the 80,000 asylum seekers Sweden plans to deport.

On Sunday in Brussels, Cameron used a press conference to appeal directly to potential rebels, talking up the chance of repatriating powers with the "possibility" of treaty change coming on to the agenda as early as December, as euro countries push towards fiscal integration.

If he is to have the faintest chance of, say, repatriating powers on fisheries or employment regulation, he needs first to set out a good argument on why it is time to reassess the accumulation of powers in Brussels, and then to find allies that are fed up with EU regulations in other areas and might want to repatriate them.

But the barrier right now in terms of repatriating cash is that it is repatriated at the 35 percent level, he says.

This is variously dressed up with talk of the "Swiss model" or of repatriating powers.

The difficult process of repatriating a small child and a young nurse, both born in China.

Merkel spoke publicly in August of repatriating some powers to member states.

Those who sign contracts are faced with the problem of repatriating profits.

For example, Americans who sign contracts are faced with the problem of repatriating profits.

It has privately admitted its latest plan to declare the islands the world's largest marine protection zone will end any chance of them being repatriated.

A secret US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks suggests the Foreign Office has privately admitted its latest plan to declare the islands the world's largest marine protection zone will end any chance of them being repatriated.