Sentence examples for previously repatriated from inspiring English sources
United States authorities have previously repatriated small groups of Brazilians on commercial flights, but, due to the surge in Brazilian detainees, charter flights are now considered the best option.
Given that the Thai government has previously repatriated terrorists back to China, some suggest that the bombing could have been a revenge act, trying to make the Thai government to 'pay the price' for its pro-China behaviour.
The country has previously repatriated remains to Namibia, where it killed tens of thousands of indigenous Herero and Nama people from 1904 to 1908.
The account was echoed by Crisis Group, who said that interviews with those in the camps "indicate that some of the refugees on the list for return have gone into hiding out of fear of being repatriated". The Guardian previously reported on two suicide attempts by Rohingya after finding out they had been listed for return.
Since George Bush signed into law a one-off tax amnesty in 2004 that slashed corporate-tax rates from 35% to just over 5%, American companies have repatriated close to $350 billion in previously untaxed foreign profits, according to estimates by JPMorgan, a bank just shy of Sweden's annual output.
Previously these profits weren't taxed until repatriated, so companies kept their profits abroad.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has already succeeded in having major artifacts returned to India from abroad since coming to power in 2014 — namely, a 10th Century statue of Goddess Durga returned by Germany, an almost 900-year-old sculpture known as the Parrot Lady repatriated by Canada, and antique statues of Hindu deities that were previously on display in Australian art galleries.
Rwanda and Uganda have repatriated troops.
Women are no longer repatriated.
Soldiers linked to crimes are often repatriated.
