Sentence examples for repatriation back to from inspiring English sources

Last year, travel insurers paid out more than £4m a week in medical costs to treat people who fell ill while abroad, and emergency medical repatriation back to the UK from outside Europe can cost at least £25,000.

Former prisoners of war were given a high priority for repatriation back to Australia and discharge.

Later, as they were waiting for repatriation back to Australia, the battalion was employed guarding Japanese prisoners of war.

As the situation was resolved, the regiment handed back its stores and equipment in preparation for repatriation back to Australia and most of their horses were transferred to the Australian Remount Depot at Moascar.

Following the Japanese surrender, the 27th Battalion ceased operations and was transported to Torokina, where they had to wait for shipping to become available for repatriation back to Australia to begin the demobilisation process.

The Pakistan Embassy in the United States hosts the Iran interests section, since Iran has no diplomatic ties with the U.S. The Los Angeles Times reports that Mustafa Rahmani, head of the Iranian interests section, "is making arrangements for [Amiri's] repatriation back to Iran".

As the repatriations move back to Brize Norton, Wootton Bassett will go back to being ordinary, but we will never be the same again.

"But I also think it's a steppingstone toward the repatriation of remains back to Africa.

After all, they say, the debate will be about a referendum which doesn't just offer a choice of in or out of the EU but a third choice involving staying in but with a substantial repatriation of powers back to Westminster, which is the policy on which the Tories fought the last election.

I've been hearing the phrase "Made in America" quite a bit recently, welcoming the repatriation of jobs back to the US from China, India and the rest of the off-shore parabola.

Meanwhile, in a report released this month, Amnesty International documented abuses and arbitrary detentions of refugees in Turkey, and even the illegal forced repatriation of Syrians back to their war-ravaged country.