Sentence examples for repatriation now from inspiring English sources

"Our big business is repatriation now," he says.

Indeed, the primary obstacle to large-scale repatriation now is security.

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

And since museums have not traditionally displayed much sensitivity toward living cultures, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act now obliges them to consult with tribes about their holdings.

Sources at French daily Le Monde said that the kidnapping occurred early November at the hands of "Asian men," but that Han was able to escape and avoid forced repatriation, for now.

I'm not concerned now about repatriation of powers.

The marbles in fact belonged to the Parthenon, a building here and nowhere else, the best argument for repatriation, except the idea now is not to reattach them where they came from but to move them from one museum to another, from the British Museum to the new Acropolis Museum, albeit next door — a different matter, if not to the Greeks.

Asylum-seekers in Switzerland now face faster repatriation and exclusion from welfare benefits unless they present an official identity document within 48 hours.

As that law approached passage, we heard many of the same arguments we hear now, especially that repatriation will put museums out of business.

On Jan . 30 a second e-mail message said he would be killed if the kidnappers' demands -- including a repatriation of the Pakistani prisoners now in American custody in Cuba -- were not met within 24 hours.

While there may be a large market, the bill now before lawmakers prohibits repatriation of profits.