Sentence examples for repatriating it from inspiring English sources

In this way these artists not only continue cultural practice in a unique and current way, they also become involved in "re-righting" history, repatriating it, and taking back what is ours.

I heard recently that the German shipyard that made the Götzen/Liemba may be repatriating it, so if you are going to do this trip yourself, do it soon.

The fact that there is over $200bn available to the top 10 US Tech companies may start to have an impact in Europe, especially as a lot of this cash is currently sitting outside the US and repatriating it will generate heavy taxes.

The burial site was identified in 1993, with officials exhuming the head four years later and repatriating it to Australia.

If the company repatriates it to return to shareholders, it would have to pay taxes on it.

According to Mr. Swig, the current vendor of the car claimed that the Indian Consulate once requested to repatriate it.

Once the New York show is over, he intends to repatriate it to Los Angeles, where it can grow and mutate, possibly for years.

Either way, the result is that after the deal J.& J. will still have a large and growing treasure chest overseas, and the incentive to use it abroad rather than repatriate it.

English or American life might provide a story, an anecdote, a potentially useful scrap, but if he came to write it, he would quite deliberately repatriate it to Ireland.

Under his proposal, American corporations would pay U.S. corporate taxes on all their income abroad, whether or not they repatriated it.

Ms Hewitt is heard to say: "The idea is we overcharge them slightly, because that's the way we repatriate it".