Sentence examples similar to repatriation date from inspiring English sources

The largest repatriation to date occurred during the Gulf War in 1990 1991 wherein almost 30,000 Filipinos were repatriated from Kuwait (including some from Iraq).

I have the original repatriation card dated December 2, 1943 of Raymond L. Schmalz along with a small photo album and collection of photos, notes, etc of his time in the far east as a POW.

If voluntary returns do not resolve the problem, forcible repatriation, for which no date was set, was implictly agreed to.

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

The repatriation of the tombstone which dates from 340BC, is the latest success for Athens in its campaign to pursue auction houses for looted treasures.

The analysis was per protocol; any child who repatriated or became lost to follow-up was only included up to the date of loss or repatriation.

Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed to a repatriation deal last week, although the effective date has yet to be announced.

Repatriation is an ugly Tory metaphor dating back to Powellite years or the Monday Club in the 1980s with its repatriation committee supported by young rightwing Tories who are now MPs in the Commons.

There has been no date set for release or repatriation at this stage, a spokesperson from the coroner's office said.

Critics have objected that the agreement does not set any dates or provide practical details on how the repatriation would take place.

The UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) together with Tanzania and Burundi say they will "implement a plan" for the dates of "7 September to 31 December 2017" for the "voluntary repatriation... of all Burundian refugees who wish to return to their country of origin". That's out of a total number of 256,850.