Sentence examples for has previously repatriated from inspiring English sources

Given that the Thai government has previously repatriated terrorists back to China, some suggest that the bombing could have been a revenge act, trying to make the Thai government to 'pay the price' for its pro-China behaviour.

United States authorities have previously repatriated small groups of Brazilians on commercial flights, but, due to the surge in Brazilian detainees, charter flights are now considered the best option.

In the case of fatalities, a military research nurse attends the formal autopsy performed once the body has been repatriated to the UK.

"But no maharajah car has ever been repatriated by the Indian government," Mr. Swig said.

Even more controversially, Australia has also forcibly repatriated asylum-seekers to Sri Lanka, Iran and Vietnam.

Switzerland says it has repatriated 1.7 billion francs, or $1.5 billion, in stolen assets to developing countries.

Mulvey has repatriated Daniel Bowles from Adelaide, who will compete with Jack Hingert for the right-back spot.

And after lengthy negotiations, the campus museum has repatriated a fair number of culturally affiliated remains to recognized tribal groups.

The crayfish appeared to have been repatriated to a river of heavy cream.

(Under the agreed-upon truce settlement, these men were to have been repatriated to North Korea).

Some of those living in the camps have been repatriated to Romania.