Sentence examples for having been repatriated from inspiring English sources

Those currently kept in museums, some having been repatriated from medical and collecting institutions overseas, often can't be provenanced to specific country.

More than 300 looted antiquities, estimated to be worth more than EUR15 million, were displayed to the press this morning in Rome, having been repatriated to Italy after they were discovered in a warehouse in Switzerland.

"If a US multinational puts its offshore cash into a US bank and uses the money to buy US treasuries, stocks and bonds, those funds ought to be treated as having been repatriated and subject to US tax," said Senator Carl Levin in response to the bureau's report.

A Swedish longitudinal study on mass-evacuated subjects from Kosovo [ 9] found that eighteen months after evacuation, PTSD rates had risen from 37%to80%0% in subjects not yet having been repatriated, whereas those having repatriated voluntarily showed less morbidity at 52%.

Although young tortoises had been repatriated very regularly (one to two campaigns of repatriations have typically been performed each year), analysis of objective repatriation data allowed us to identify a large variance in the number of animals released each year.

Before Tuesday, 135 prisoners had been repatriated and released, and another 12 who had been repatriated were still in detention in their home countries, according to the Pentagon.

(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.

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

To date, none of the collection has been repatriated, despite formal requests from Australian indigenous groups.

Of those, about 150 have been repatriated through the review process since mid-2004, officials said.