Sentence examples for repatriation offer from inspiring English sources

Carlo, a nurse from Mizda Al Sheref, explained his reason for joining the repatriation offer of the Philippine government: At first, we had no problem as we were assured that we're safe.

Altogether, McCain was held as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam for five and a half years, nearly five of them after his refusal to accept the out-of-sequence repatriation offer.

The when it is safe to do so repatriate (or offer repatriation to) the evacuated.

By now, most of the stranded have returned home, often helped by "repatriation fares" offered by airlines like United, Delta, British Airways, Norwegian, Virgin Atlantic and Ryanair.

Some companies offer repatriation training in which the employees and their families discuss their feelings and experiences and learn strategies and skills to cope with re-entry.

The law which forces them there came into effect in January 2012, allowing the government to put long-term illegal immigrants in desert detention centres for up to a year, and offer repatriation grants of $3,500 £2,1000).

Syrians detained offshore offered repatriation despite the prospect of certain death.

The government has offered repatriation to five Syrians detained on Manus, drawing widespread condemnation from human rights groups.

Guardian Australia has also previously reported that two Syrians on Manus Island had been offered repatriation, despite both having severe mental health issues at the time.

The disclosures also show that Syrians detained on Nauru have been offered repatriation, with departmental officials liaising with the Syrian consulate in Australia to organise travel documents.

The Department for Immigration offered repatriation to two Syrian asylum seekers on Manus Island, despite one saying he faced "certain death" if returned, according to leaked case manager documents obtained by Guardian Australia.