Sentence examples for repatriation from the from inspiring English sources

Tax repatriation from the tax havens of the Isle of Man, Jersey, and Gurnsey, as well as changes to tax credit calculations had fallen short of expectations.

But after the mass repatriation from the border camps there had been a sharp escalation of killings by Hutu insurgents — fighters who had returned from Congo and their comrades who had stayed there and were now sneaking back.

The Canadian government had appealed the decision of a lower court, which had ordered the government to request Khadr's repatriation from the Americans – as the British and Australian governments did years ago.

Whilst official data regarding the scale of the Herero repatriation from the Chukumuchu region are lacking, the decline in Herero households was evident from the number of newly established Hambukushu and Bayei herders in the region and several abandoned and vacant Herero wells.

Immigrants on a recent aborted flight for repatriation from the U.S. to Somalia are now telling of an ordeal where they were beaten and not given sufficient food.

Demanding immediate repatriation from the first Americans they found, they declared their intention to return and work "for the democratization of Japan and the establishment of peace in the Far East".

Americans are not safer on the streets with Soering in a Virginia prison: as a convict and a foreign citizen, he'd be expected to be barred, on his repatriation, from ever reëntering the U.S. The overcrowded Virginia Department of Corrections doesn't benefit from losing a rare chance to offload one of its life charges onto another country's system.

Ray said the return of "screened-out non-refugees" to Vietnam was central to the success of the plan, notwithstanding opposition to mandatory repatriation from Vietnam and the US.

Consular officials from England and the United States were beginning to organize their repatriation from Libya after the voyage.

Sometimes we can be repatriating a person home from abroad and sometimes the repatriation is from the UK.

Now, the diamond is the focus of vocal demands for repatriation from prominent members of the political establishment in India — a demand first made by the Indian government upon the country gaining independence in 1948, but which has been consistently rejected by successive British governments.