Sentence examples for repatriate of from inspiring English sources

"We are better off here," says Boubacar Bâ, a repatriate of 58.

Appearing before a US senate committee, the man who runs the world's largest company told the politicians straight: Apple had no intention of repatriating billions of dollars of profits from its international operations until the US Treasury slashed corporate taxation.

And both governments, he added, were examining the logistics of repatriating some of the thousands of Tunisian immigrants that have fled the country.

Altonji and Card (1991) use the 1970 immigrant stock in the USA while Hunt (1992) uses regional temperature and French repatriates of 1962 in a French-Algerian migration study.

In 1969 El Salvador and Honduras were experiencing tension over a border dispute and a plan by Honduras to forcibly repatriate hundreds of thousands of El Salvadorans.

He has also indicated that his government will repatriate control of key aspects of social policy and law enforcement from Brussels.

"We think we can repatriate some of that group of investors who thought that full-service brokers could not meet their needs," Mr. Sloss said.

They could not be repatriated, out of fears that the Chinese government, which is suppressing a separatist movement among Uighurs in the Xinjiang region, would abuse them.

One study of repatriated Vietnam prisoners-of- war was not included because of the unusual circumstances and because the vitamin intake was not voluntary in some cases [ 46].

Asked whether raising the possibility of repatriating some of Britain's powers was an olive branch to Tory rebels, Mr Cameron said: "You can interpret it how you want to".

Reuters reported that the Malawian government has hired buses to repatriate 500 of its nationals.