Sentence examples for for repatriations from inspiring English sources

"We are not, however, funded to provide financial assistance to British nationals overseas, and cannot therefore pay for repatriations.

"There are highly established procedures for repatriations to Mexico — with significant cooperation and involvement with Mexican consulates in the U.S. along the border," said Faye Hipsman, an analyst with the Migration Policy Institute.

"Who is going to pay for repatriation?

Transparency may not end every demand for repatriation.

But Beijing considers them illegal migrants, and the Chinese police often round them up for repatriation.

Does the online presence of these artefacts blow the argument for repatriation out of the water?

The Naval Criminal Investigative Service will conduct an autopsy and Inayatullah's body will be prepared for repatriation, the military said.

"To my mind, any concern in this area merely reinforces the case for repatriation," Judge O'Reilly wrote.

But the Mexican Consulate does not charge for repatriation permits, and even offers a stipend of $200 to $300 to those who need help with the cost of repatriation.

The worst moment for the government came when it had thrown at it a statement previously made by Francois Missoffe, de Gaulle's Minister for Repatriation..."....

A twin-engine plane with 20 persons aboard, 16 of them Haitians bound for repatriation, inexplicably crashed; there were no survivors.