Sentence examples for enforce repatriation from inspiring English sources
The government may eventually have no choice but to enforce repatriation, but removing Elian from his relatives' care without their cooperation would clearly be the least desirable way to return him to Cuba.
In 2002, 27.7 per cent of PACA voters backed Le Pen's populist demands for 'national preference' measures, including the enforced repatriation of immigrants and an authoritarian law-and-order programme.
In fact, the BNP is still committed to a uni-racial society (or at least an all-white one), it's just that its stated policy now is voluntary rather than enforced repatriation - a distinction that, if ever put to the test, would doubtless arbitrary.
Given the huge problem of Russian capital flight (the root cause of the destruction of the ruble), the Russian Central Bank tries to enforce stringent rules on repatriation of foreign-exchange revenues.
For more than a month, the administration has declined to enforce the immigration service's repatriation order so Lazaro Gonzalez and the Cuban exile community can make a case in the courts to take custody of him here.
Repatriation, however, is hard to enforce.
It may also enforce more vigorously EU provisions for the repatriation of migrants without means of support.
"We enforce this strongly.
Schools enforce rules inconsistently.
Always enforce your rights.
