Sentence examples for repatriated during from inspiring English sources

While the money is abroad, it can be invested, adding to a company's overall earnings, and then repatriated during a money-losing year, so that no tax at all is paid, or very little.

Most of the money repatriated during the 2004 holiday flowed in from tax havens, the Senate subcommittee found -- not surprising, considering the biggest benefits of a tax holiday inevitably accrue to companies that have been most assiduous about sheltering vast amount of their profits in low- or no-tax countries.

For the rest of his life he remained friends with many of the people he had either worked with or helped repatriate during those years.

Maria Eugenia Trillo, a sociolinguist, grew up in the Chamizal in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, not knowing just how vulnerable her neighborhood was.Her father, born in the United States, was "repatriated" to Mexico during the nineteen-thirties along with many other U.S. citizens of Mexican descent, but returned in the hopes of enlisting in the American military during the Second World War.

As a result of the collapse of the Soviet Union, five million Russian and Russian-speaking people repatriated to Russia during 1990 2002.

Take actions to improve the safety and well-being of immigrants being deported by keeping families together, repatriating them during the daytime and making sure individuals are not returned to particularly dangerous locations.

Relates to resistance activities of repatriated French prisoners of war during World War II.

Pfizer, for instance, brought back $35.5 billion, the largest amount repatriated by a single company during the tax holiday, according to the Senate report.

She lived in a Siberian labor camp during the war, and was repatriated back to Poland in 1945.

Of those four men, one died in captivity and another was repatriated to the United States three months later, during Operation Little Switch.

Children should not be exposed to any levels of stress or discomfort during repatriation, nor should any child that is ill be repatriated.