Sentence examples for repatriation because from inspiring English sources

"We've long had a policy of repatriation because you can't return cash to shareholders if it's stranded somewhere offshore," said Chris Rongone, a spokeswoman for Texas Instruments.

Some families who arrived in Kismayo this year said they chose repatriation because they could no longer feed their families in Dadaab.

Friday was suggested as a likely date for the repatriation because of its symbolic importance as the anniversary of the armistice.

Derieva's biography encapsulates much of the 20th century's upheavals: After hounding from the KGB, she and her husband, Alexander Deriev, emigrated from Kazakhstan to Israel, which rejected her claims to Jewish repatriation because she was a recent convert to Christianity.

Eventually, however, he joined repatriation because the remittance centers have shut down, and he found it useless to earn a living when there was no way to send the money home.

The difficulty of life for Germany's Turks was brought home last month when it was revealed that former Chancellor Helmut Kohl had once advocated halving their number through repatriation because they "did not integrate well".

About a fifth of our work is repatriation now because of the cultural diversity of the area we are based in - east London.

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM), tasked with facilitating asylum-seeker returns in offshore detention, does not facilitate repatriation to Syria because it is too dangerous.

Om Yentieng, an adviser to the Cambodian prime minister, Hun Sen, said Hun Sen had decided that third-country resettlement was the best option because repatriation plans "broke down" and Cambodia did not want refugee camps on its soil.

Close to half of 540,000 refugees from Angola's long civil war who have been camped in neighboring nations have returned to the country since May, the office of the United Nations high commissioner for refugees said, but most repatriation has stopped because the rainy season has made roads into the country impassable.

Repatriation arose largely because Native Americans were not given the same legal rights as other groups in the US.