Sentence examples for repatriate from from inspiring English sources

But they have yet to specify what that means, which powers they propose to repatriate from Brussels and how they would go about it.

A key question, with no present answer, is whether Westminster will repatriate from Brussels to itself through greater centralisation or devolve more to local solutions.

Eurosceptic MPs want Mr Cameron to spell out the powers he would aim to repatriate from Brussels if he wins re-election, ahead of a referendum on Britain's EU membership he has promised to hold in 2017.

Nobody is entirely solid on what David Cameron's plucky little Englander routine was meant to convey, so nobody really knows what rights, exactly, the Eurosceptics want to repatriate from Europe.

An amendment from George Eustice, a new but influential MP who used to work for Cameron, calls on the coalition to publish a white paper in the next two years setting out which powers ministers would repatriate from Brussels.

Mr Wilders said they had agreed on the need to repatriate from Brussels the power to control their countries' borders and economies.

The controversy over the American proposal for voluntary repatriation and the screening of repatriates from non-repatriates within the camps fueled tensions amongst the prisoners, as well as between negotiators at Panmunjom.

Illegal immigrants are repatriated from France every day.

Repatriates from Algeria settled in Périgord between 1962 and 1964.

The problem is powers are repatriated from London to Beijing.

Immigrants from other French regions and repatriates from North Africa are of considerable social and economic importance.