Sentence examples for repatriated under from inspiring English sources

The government has also set an additional 1.5 percent tax on assets repatriated under an earlier tax amnesty, raising the levy for those requesting anonymity.

The government said it would compensate for the lost revenue by raising the proposed tax on assets repatriated under an earlier tax amnesty and by raising a new tax on checking accounts with a monthly balance of more than $6,600.

Mr. Marchenko of the National Bank, who expects no more than $300 million to be repatriated under the program, said the law was aimed at a more benign target: owners of medium-size businesses who made fortunes in the early 1990's by selling commodities like oil, zinc and copper on the international market, where prices were higher than in Kazakhstan.

It worked in the sense that more than $300 billion was repatriated under this legislation, but evidence on whether the funds were invested as intended is mixed at best.

There has not been any change in the Guantanamo recidivism rates of the detainees repatriated under Obama since ODNI released its previous report last September.

This symptom and some of his increasingly erratic behaviour may have in part been a ruse, because if he were declared mentally ill, he could be repatriated under the terms of the Geneva Conventions.

Nevertheless, we believe that the study population is a representative sample of the general male population of that age in Greece, since enlistment in the Hellenic Armed Forces is obligatory for all males above the age of 18 and all repatriated men under the age of 35.

Nonetheless, more than 300,000 refugees were repatriated from Thailand under UN auspices in 1992 93, and in July 1993 national elections were held under UN supervision.

The Iranians feel short-changed, especially when they recall an optimistic UNHCR estimate that 3,000 refugees might be repatriated every week under the programme.

Unless a body is repatriated, a coroner is under no obligation to investigate.

The law under which the beaver prow was repatriated, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, was signed by President George Bush in November 1990 after years of discussion among scientists, museum curators and Indian groups.