The Cylinder indicates that Cyrus sought to acquire the loyalty of the ravaged regions by funding reconstruction, the return of temple properties and the repatriation of the displaced populations.
So while U.S. diplomats are negotiating with their Cuban counterparts on issues like environmental protection and counter-narcotics cooperation, trying to build confidence in order to tackle sensitive subjects like property claims and the repatriation of fugitives, the Office of Cuban Broadcasting is preparing to insult the Cuban officials with whom we are trying to reach agreement.
Significantly, Radama freed numerous political prisoners captured under Ranavalona I during provincial wars of subjugation and offered repatriation of confiscated property.
On 17 November, Putin instructed his government to prepare a formal report on the possible repatriation of Rachmaninoff's property.
The government passed an investment law last year that offers generous incentives to outside investors, including the right of full ownership of property, tax and customs duty exemptions, repatriation of earnings and partnerships.
Without limitation, the terms of the insurance should include medical expenses (including repatriation), loss of personal or other property, cancellation of travel, transport and accommodation.
Because that bit of shoreline where the skeleton was found is property controlled by the Army Corps of Engineers, the remains came under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990 (Nagpra).
Those who considered repatriation, however, had to contend with another set of risks, both to life and to property.
Some of the incidents happened after CBP released standards for detention in October of last year, and after the government signed repatriation arrangements in February with Mexican authorities that include a commitment to "take all feasible steps" to ensure property, possessions and money are returned to their owners, the groups say.
