Sentence examples for repatriation into from inspiring English sources

Slums that bred unimaginable poverty; forced repatriation into Europe's highest tower blocks; absolutely no public amenities; utter destruction of all heavy industry and major employers; no enterprise schemes to attract new business.

The education programme started as a temporary measure in emergency, to address the interruptions in education and facilitated children's repatriation into schools in their home countries.

Calculations for repatriate population estimates used specifically for genetic analysis were adjusted to account for the sexual immaturity of most razorback sucker at the time of repatriation into Lake Mohave (i.e., not expressing gametes).

The handling of those who refused repatriation turned into a nightmare, as agents among the communist POWs and interrogators made life miserable for the Indians.

Soviet Armenians, on the other hand, were mostly genocide survivors who never fully integrated into Soviet life after their repatriation in the 1940s.

But this has yet to be sorted out definitively, by following POWs from captivity to their first repatriation and on into older age.

The report exposes the scale and nature of the violence, in which for example fleeing women and children were lured into repatriation camps only to be executed.

"The task was energetically met", however, according to the official history; fewer than 1,000 RAAF personnel remained in RAF units by 1 September, although repatriation continued through into the new year.

Typically, refugees in developing countries remain living in mass camp settings for decades with no prospects for durable solutions, such as repatriation or integration into local society [ 1].

If it is abroad where expenses can soar in cases of repatriation, multiple factors come into play.

The band relocated to Zimbabwe, chasing a dream of repatriation, but it turned into a nightmare, and co-vocalist Delvin Tyson drowned.