Sentence examples for in a repatriation from inspiring English sources

Firing the opening shots in a campaign that echoes a drive by Oxford students to remove a statue of Cecil Rhodes, the Jesus College student union (JCSU) has passed a motion saying that the sculpture should be handed over to Nigeria in a repatriation ceremony.

At age 11 she lived for two years in a repatriation camp, before finding home in her then-nascent country of Bangladesh.

The White House, likewise, has pushed for a broader fix to the Highway Trust Fund shortfall, championing a plan that would close corporate tax loopholes and put in place a repatriation tax holiday and other tax reforms to finance a four-year $302 billion bill.

In Ontario, Canada, a repatriation programme was introduced for Canadians who had undertaken a postgraduate training programme in the United States.

About 3,000 Afghans intending to return gathered today in Soleiman Khani, a repatriation camp in western Tehran.

Subsequent migrations occurred in 1960 as part of a repatriation program and in 1965 1966 following a series of anti-communist violence that also drew anger toward the ethnic Chinese.

More than a trillion dollars in cash and short-term investments sits in offshore holding companies, awaiting a repatriation tax holiday.

Earlier this month, the Senate Finance Committee voted to include a "repatriation" provision in its tax bill.

Second is a reduction in EU regulation and even a repatriation of some regulatory powers from Brussels.

A Repatriation Officer in Salzburg, Vic helped transfer thousands of displaced persons; and was part of an underground network assisting Jews who desperately wanted to get to Palestine.

Graham's play for Connections, Bassett, is set in a Wiltshire classroom overlooking a repatriation parade for a dead British soldier.