Sentence examples for repatriated its from inspiring English sources

In the other country, so many local entrepreneurs were eager to buy the business that the company repatriated its original investment with a substantial profit.

One Brazilian joke has it that the country's first World Cup title was won not in 1958, by Pelé and Garrincha, but in 1934, by Italy, which had repatriated its most talented South American emigrants.

But Apple is reluctant to repatriate its overseas cash; it would rather lobby for another tax holiday and bring the cash back tax-free.

Any sanctions imposed will allow him to blame Russia's economic downturn on the West, though that may not placate the ruling class, with its cash stashed abroad in property and bank accounts.Mr Putin has tried to reduce the elite's vulnerability to sanctions by warning it to repatriate its money and even passing a law banning the ownership of foreign bank accounts by Russian officials.

The Kenyan government announced it would repatriate its citizens in South Africa to safety, after Malawi's government began returning Malawians to their home country.

Apple's CFO Peter Oppenheimer said in a conference call with analysts in March that the company had no plans to repatriate its overseas profits, because it "would result in significant tax consequences".

Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive at Pimco, the world's biggest bond investor, based in California, has also warned that Japan's private investors will take their money home: "The critical issue is whether the private sector repatriates its capital; a lot of it is held abroad," El-Erian said.

The DRC has not offered to repatriate its citizens and even if it did, the couple would not take it up.

The Spanish government said it would send a plane to repatriate its citizens.

The tech giant said it will pay $38 billion in taxes to repatriate its overseas cash because of the new law.

Regarding the location of Apple's profits and overseas cash, Cook said, "We didn't look for a tax haven or something to put it somewhere". He lambasted the U.S. corporate tax rate as too high and said that Apple wanted to repatriate its overseas profits, but "we're not going to bring it back until there's a fair rate". He emphasized repeatedly that everything that Apple does is legal.