Sentence examples for more repatriation from inspiring English sources

But now, it said, it is offering more repatriation guarantees, especially to motivate people to relocate to less popular countries, such as Russia.

Thereafter, she undertook more repatriation missions beginning with one to Wewak on 5 January 1946 and subsequent trips to China.

Emboldened by the J Paul Getty Museum's move to return two prized antiquities to Greek ownership, Athens had decided to demand more repatriations, said the culture minister, Giorgos Voulgarakis.

An avowed Eurosceptic demanding more robust repatriation of powers in the last parliament, the MP for Wrekin has now converted to Cameron's cause, and provided back up during the prime minister's Commons statement by asking a helpful question highlighting the White House's worries about the UK leaving the EU.

"The number of rejections is rising, so we have to do more about repatriations and deportations," Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said Thursday.

"More than any repatriation of powers, businesses want to know that the UK has safeguards against being drawn closer to the eurozone - especially as history tells us that currency unions inevitably fall apart unless there is real political, economic and social integration".

Repatriation is more of a national event in Britain and Canada.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimated that over the six-year-long repatriation effort, more than 470,000 refugees had returned to Burundi.

Apprehended Central and South Americans often try to pass themselves off as Mexicans because the repatriation is more lenient, Mr. Flores said.

The talks centred on two issues: the demarcation line between North and South Korea and the repatriation of more than 150,000 Chinese and North Korean prisoners of war, many of whom did not want to return home.

These conflicts have contributed to a new wave of demographic changes, including the exodus and repatriation of more than two million refugees, several hundred thousand orphans, and a vast number of single parent- or child-headed households.