Sentence examples for repatriating workers from inspiring English sources

Even as an international airlift began repatriating workers, and as governments and aid agencies began to mobilize in earnest to stem a potential humanitarian crisis here, there were still not enough buses to move people to refugee camps or, for the lucky ones, to waiting planes and ships to take them home.

For more serious cases, it is not uncommon for employers to quickly repatriate workers in order to avoid paying for medical treatment (69).

The Philippine government's experiences of repatriating its workers have earned some praises but mostly criticisms from civil society, media and international agencies.

Many European and American companies in Tokyo dealt last week with a double emergency: They tried to cobble together supply chains even as they evacuated native-born workers to southern Japan, and repatriated foreign workers to their homelands.

"Every effort was made to repatriate the workers involved on the Al Bidda Tower project or transfer them to new employers.

David Cameron will use EU reforms to repatriate and weaken workers' rights, Frances O'Grady, the new leader of the Trades Union Congress will warn on Monday.

To estimate the effects of large cuts in pensions on the age of first benefit receipt, we exploit two natural experiments in which such cuts affect a group of repatriated ethnic German workers.

After an HR assessment, Southern Sudan's MOH made progress in addressing the shortage of workers by training health managers in HR management and leadership; repatriating doctors from Canada and recruiting health workers from East Africa; scaling up training of mid-level workers; developing an HR policy; developing preservice training curricula; and establishing a national HR information system.

And in Algeria, diplomats are repatriating the bodies of the American workers who were killed during last week's attack on a southern Algerian gas field by Al Qaeda-affiliated militants — an attack that resulted in the deaths of at least thirty-seven foreign hostages, according to Algeria's government.

I knew the trees would be repatriated elsewhere, but the workers still seemed like gravediggers.

Expatriate workers are repatriated to their home countries for long-term care.