Sentence examples for repatriated to countries from inspiring English sources

In the short term, there is no escaping the tough decisions required to absorb and integrate a significant number of the people who have already arrived in Europe, and who cannot be repatriated to countries in conflict.

Prime Minister David Cameron says this will allow Europe to be more focused on the single market and provide for certain centralised powers to be repatriated to countries which want them back.

"The refugees will be repatriated to their countries of origin or to third-party countries for resettlement".

The V4's calls in its truculent statement for more powers to be repatriated to member countries – a dig at those who want more federalism – have partly been triggered by countries' anger over the obligatory quotas forced on them last year for receiving refugees from Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East.

"When they are repatriated to their countries, the balance of nature will be restored".

Pakistani officials have repeated that all those detained will be repatriated to their countries of origin.

Most of those leaving Libya were migrant workers — and most have now been repatriated to their countries of origin by their own governments, or through the massive humanitarian evacuation undertaken jointly by my organization, UNHCR, and the International Organization for Migration.

On the Mexican side are those who have already been deported and are waiting to be repatriated to their countries of origin.

Maestracci said four peacekeepers and two members of the missions' police units have been repatriated to their countries at the Secretariat's request.

* Mostly refugees of the World War II, many of whom have repatriated to their countries of birth later ** Only the arrival of immigrants who still lived in Sweden in 2001 (i.e. at the end of the study) is shown (not the arrival of the total number of refugees and immigrants during these periods).

One of the returns to Sri Lanka involved 37 Tamils being involuntarily repatriated to that country, where they were charged before a court.