Sentence examples for repatriation model from inspiring English sources

Isis's cultural atrocities "will put an end to the excess piety in favour of the repatriation model", he told the New York Times.

Cemre Jade, a 29-year-old Turkish-born sociologist working for Abkhazia's Center for Strategic Studies, a government-financed policy research organization, hopes that Abkhazia can model its repatriation program on Israel's, which offers resettlers a full package of support systems and benefits.

A backward, stepwise multivariable logistic regression model showed that only repatriation status was independently associated with tuberculin positivity (p < 0.001; odds ratio [OR]: 14.1; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 6.5 30.3).

UNICEF also supports the Government to provide comprehensive services to child victims through capacity building for Government staff, promoting community-based care for vulnerable children, establishment of social worker networks in communities and piloting models for child-friendly repatriation, recovery and reintegration schemes for child victims of trafficking and sexual exploitation.

A significant feature of our QUM framework is the internationally recognised cost-effectiveness analysis model, employed by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee PBACC) and the Repatriation Pharmaceutical Reference Committee to make recommendations for medicines subsidy on the Pharmaceutical Benefits and Repatriation Pharmaceutical Benefits Schemes (PBS and RPBS), respectively.

Mr Hammond said: "We have to have significant reform with significant repatriation of powers to national parliaments and national governments if we're going to have a sustainable model for the future.

Repatriation has become, for them, both a human-rights cause and a policy argument, a way of championing the rehabilitative German model over the costly, punitive American one.

She is a repatriation specialist.

Nowadays he specialized in repatriation.

His repatriation was controversial.

"Who is going to pay for repatriation?