Sentence examples for expected to repatriate from inspiring English sources

The company is expected to repatriate production to Japan.

As Japan begins the vast task of rebuilding, the nation's investors are expected to repatriate their vast overseas holdings.

A British official at Sharm al-Sheikh airport said nine flights were expected to repatriate 2,000 stranded British tourists on Saturday, and the government hoped to get them all home within 10 days.

In this context, the $700 million Iran still expects to repatriate as part of existing sanctions relief accords is "not the biggest achievement," he said.

There are currently 91 detainees at Guantánamo Bay, including 35 cleared for transfer that the State Department expects to repatriate by the summer.

There are also about 35 Pakistanis, most of whom are expected to be repatriated.

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

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

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

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.

U.S. officials expect to continue repatriating or resettling detainees, but they said there are no easy options for a subset of inmates suspected of serious war crimes or regarded as a continuing terrorist threat.