Sentence examples for is repatriated at from inspiring English sources

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

The crew members -- mostly Asians -- were repatriated at the owner's expense.

They will be repatriated at the end of their contract, and will have health insurance for the duration of the contract.

This is money that would still be trapped in foreign banks if we had not lowered the corporate tax rate on overseas income, and today estimates place the amount of money that could be repatriated at close to $1 trillion.

Atol – the Air Travel Organiser's Licence – protection is a government-backed scheme and means that if your travel company collapses while you are in Saudi Arabia you will be repatriated at no further cost.

Under a breeding program run by the park, tortoise eggs — which, along with the young are endangered by nonnative mammals — are incubated and the hatchlings raised at the Charles Darwin Research Station in the town of Puerto Ayora before being "repatriated" at age 5 to their home islands.

Two soldiers killed in separate incidents in Helmand Province, southern Afghanistan, have been repatriated at RAF Brize Norton.

Foreigners will be permitted to own enterprises without Iraqi partners; capital can be repatriated at any time.

They took him to a prisoner-of-war camp, where he remained until being repatriated at the end of hostilities.

Officials said the bodies of up to 200 passengers and crew had been gathered and taken to refrigerated railway wagons at a station, waiting to be repatriated home, at some point, to their families in the Netherlands, Malaysia, Britain and elsewhere.

The United States was also among governments to opt for a tax amnesty, trying to increase tax revenue by temporarily allowing funds to be repatriated either at a lower tax rate or without a penalty fee.