Sentence examples for repatriated before from inspiring English sources

In the recording, which Guardian Australia understands was made in the past two weeks, the officer is heard saying that Syrians have been repatriated before, but it would be up to the Syrian embassy to determine how long it would take for the travel documents to be issued.

As if they might jump out in front of you and get you repatriated before you could say vicuña.

He is now expected to be repatriated before the end of October.

Historian Geoffrey Charles Emerson wrote the "probable" reason the British internees were not repatriated before the end of the war was related to the Allied forces refusing to release Japanese nationals held in Australia.

Such contractors have immunity only for actions taken in relation to their official duties, but, like IPTF monitors, were not prosecuted locally for their alleged trafficking-related crimes, in part because they were repatriated before investigations could get off the ground.

In Duterte's telling, two F.B.I. agents took Meiring from his hospital room and repatriated him before he could be questioned by local authorities.

Firstly, he was repatriated well before most servicemen and, secondly, South Australia had implemented a policy of preferment of returned servicemen for government employment.

The American Civil War had ended just weeks before, and repatriated Union prisoners of war, having endured hellish conditions in Confederate military prisons, were eager to return to their homes in the North.

Parts of these new specimens had been looted from Mongolia some years before, but were repatriated in 2014.

He has pledged to repatriate powers before an in-out referendum if the Tories win the election, and has refused to rule out campaigning for a no vote if other member states blocked the changes he wants.

But Osborne used the opportunity to warn that Britain would be "resolute and firm" in seeking to repatriate powers before a referendum on whether the UK should quit the union.