Slums that bred unimaginable poverty; forced repatriation into Europe's highest tower blocks; absolutely no public amenities; utter destruction of all heavy industry and major employers; no enterprise schemes to attract new business.
"Until the president proposes a rate for his global minimum tax, we remain concerned that this positive idea could be turned into a permanent repatriation tax holiday for tax-avoiding corporations".
The education programme started as a temporary measure in emergency, to address the interruptions in education and facilitated children's repatriation into schools in their home countries.
Calculations for repatriate population estimates used specifically for genetic analysis were adjusted to account for the sexual immaturity of most razorback sucker at the time of repatriation into Lake Mohave (i.e., not expressing gametes).
Nowadays he specialized in repatriation.
The handling of those who refused repatriation turned into a nightmare, as agents among the communist POWs and interrogators made life miserable for the Indians.
Thinking (and the UNHCR's job) broadened under Ruud Lubbers, a former Dutch prime minister, who managed in his time (2001-2005) as head of the agency to breathe new life into some old buzzwords: repatriation, reintegration and rehabilitation.
This included sharing asylum-seeker identity documents with the Syrian consulate in Australia, booking flights via Jordan, and endeavouring to issue an "ultimatum" to force them into a decision on repatriation, despite a number of them being severely mentally ill.
The departmental efforts included sharing asylum seeker identity documents with the Syrian consulate in Australia, booking flights via Jordan, and endeavouring to issue an "ultimatum" to force asylum seekers into a decision on repatriation, despite a number of them being severely mentally ill.
Soviet Armenians, on the other hand, were mostly genocide survivors who never fully integrated into Soviet life after their repatriation in the 1940s.
