Sentence examples for repatriated off from inspiring English sources

After a late-night drinking session which ended in a local Transfield employee allegedly being drugged and raped by three Australian Wilson Security guards, the guards were swiftly repatriated off the island, and out of reach of PNG law.

With record amounts of cash on corporate balance sheets (potentially even more if corporations are motivated to repatriate off shore funds by the incoming administration) and significant dry powder in PE funds, there are lots of reasons to believe both corporations and PE shops will continue to acquire IT assets.

Even before the election, Schumer was close to a deal with Paul Ryan to trade infrastructure spending for both a one-time tax break for corporations to repatriate off-shore profits for a fraction of the normal 35% corporate tax, as well as to substantially cut all corporate taxes going forward.

Monash, the senior Australian commander, was repatriated on 26 December 1919.

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 a much-criticised deal, Italy will repatriate migrants setting off from Libya who are intercepted before they reach Italian shores.

At least 170 were repatriated to China.

Illegal immigrants are repatriated from France every day.

Some survivors were later repatriated by the Iranian government.

They were repatriated after eleven days; the plane stayed behind.

It remains there until being repatriated to Edinburgh Castle in 1996.