Sentence examples for idea of repatriating from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg said he thought the idea of repatriating powers was "pretty seductive" and "seemed very reasonable".

Of course, the idea of repatriating manufacturing jobs is politically popular on both sides of the aisle, and during elections it plays particularly well in Rust Belt states like Ohio and Michigan.

Even a limited model, in which the euro zone would offer modest financial support for countries that accept reform "contracts", shows little sign of becoming reality soon.This suggests that the idea of changing the EU's treaties has been pushed back, frustrating Britain's most obvious means of repatriating some powers after 2015.

But the barrier right now in terms of repatriating cash is that it is repatriated at the 35 percent level, he says.

This is variously dressed up with talk of the "Swiss model" or of repatriating powers.

The difficult process of repatriating a small child and a young nurse, both born in China.

Merkel spoke publicly in August of repatriating some powers to member states.

Those who sign contracts are faced with the problem of repatriating profits.

For example, Americans who sign contracts are faced with the problem of repatriating profits.

The same thing is true of repatriating foreign profits.

He said the Dutch and the Germans supported the idea of EU powers being repatriated to nation states.