Sentence examples for form of repatriation from inspiring English sources
Ethnomusicologists see Tribe's approach to sampling native music as a form of repatriation, a challenge to western concepts of copyright.
Even exhibitions must now provide a form of repatriation: if, in the past, museums had erred with a limited understanding of tribal perspectives, now they are heading in just the opposite direction, pressured by tribal consultations, the threat of repatriations, and a desire to transcend past guilt.
His need to engage the earth, to make it his place of habitation, if only by submitting himself to its laws this need would explain why Adam's sojourn in Eden was at bottom a form of exile and why the expulsion was a form of repatriation.
Similarly, 71% of CBO's had a program on family connections, most frequently in the form of attempted repatriation (n = 5, 71%), regular contact with the family (n = 4, 57%) and family support programs (n = 4, 57%).
Interestingly, one form of 'repatriation' was provided for expressly by the Lisbon Treaty – that of democratic control over the legislative process in the EU.
Yet no serious political party, including Ukip, is considering any sort of policy of repatriation.
While U.S. corporations are offered relief in the form of the tax-free repatriation provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs act, individuals are not.
Xu Zhiyong, Yu Jiang and I wrote an open letter to the standing committee of the National People's Congress, requesting a constitutional review of the Custody and Repatriation system, a form of extrajudicial detention targeting migrants that was responsible for the deaths of Sun and untold others.
"There's a form they try to make you sign," Cori told me when I interviewed her following the announcement of the first instances of repatriation from Gitmo in nearly a year.
After the war ended, he declined the offer of repatriation.
Mr. Barak also rejected the idea of repatriation of refugees, saying, "The government under my leadership will not accept any agreement under any situation that will accept the 'right of return' in any shape or form -- period".
