Sentence examples for he repatriated from inspiring English sources

But an officer convinced him to speak to his family before making the decision, and he repatriated to Japan along with the survivors of his unit.

Obviously they will not pay it now, he said, but when he is repatriated he expects to be fined around $800 by the local government.

Just this spring he agreed to turn over his golf course in return for a 60-day extension on an order that he repatriate foreign trust assets to the U.S.

Ioan told me that if he is repatriated this month he and his family will begin their return to France as soon as they reach Bucharest.

But as a Hindu, he was repatriated to India.He went back once to Lahore in 1982 as the guest of Zia ul-Haq.

After serving in WWII, he returned to NYC, where he counseled repatriated Holocaust survivors.

A few months after the Japanese surrender, he was repatriated to England, a country he had never seen, together with his mother and sister (his father did not finally return to the west until after the Communist takeover of China in 1949).

Hours later, Cameron hit back when he said he was confident he could repatriate powers.

But by promising to effectively pull Britain out of the EU unless he can repatriate powers he contradicts his intentions and creates more, not less, uncertainty about Britain's future".

Then he was shunted to deportation facilities in South Carolina and Georgia.On the day he was repatriated to Nuevo Laredo about 1,500km (950 miles) east of where he had originally crossed he did not know where he was.

Jordanian officials have said he will face retrial for the bombings if he is repatriated from Britain.