Sentence examples for expected to be repatriated from inspiring English sources

The bodies of the men are expected to be repatriated on Thursday.

He is now expected to be repatriated before the end of October.

It said at least 2,500 foreign visitors expected to be repatriated by day's end.

Six other detainees who were expected to be repatriated to Uruguay earlier this year saw their transfer to the country scuttled at the 11th hour due to a public backlash in the country during an election season.

Even if the money were largely spent on buybacks and dividends and a large portion were kept abroad, it would still be reasonable to expect $300 billion to $600 billion to be repatriated.

But, according to most estimates, U.S. companies are holding less than three trillion dollars offshore, and it is unrealistic to expect all of that money to be repatriated.

Mr. Marchenko of the National Bank, who expects no more than $300 million to be repatriated under the program, said the law was aimed at a more benign target: owners of medium-size businesses who made fortunes in the early 1990's by selling commodities like oil, zinc and copper on the international market, where prices were higher than in Kazakhstan.

Spent fuel is also to be repatriated.

He was among the last Germans to be repatriated.

With more tourists and migrants coming to Britain, more bodies have to be repatriated.

The two-thirds who do not win any protection are meant to be repatriated.