Sentence examples for repatriation on from inspiring English sources
A South Korean court prevented the statue's repatriation on the grounds that it might have been stolen from Korea centuries ago by Japanese pirates.
When war broke out she was working in Copenhagen, where she was imprisoned, apparently for drug offences, until her repatriation on a prisoner-exchange programme in 1942.
Moves were being made to attempt to repatriate McCollum to Northern Ireland, and last year Stormont justice minister, David Ford, approved an application for her repatriation on several grounds, including the difficulty encountered in maintaining family contact.
In January a federal court in effect put asset repatriation on hold when it blocked Egyptian officials' access to Swiss case files, citing political turmoil and the potential misuse of confidential data.Turning the tablesEgypt has been the most forceful at pushing back against unhelpful foreign governments.
Unlike refugees, asylum seekers are threatened with repatriation on a daily basis, have no legal rights in a host country, are socially and economically marginalized, are forced to live in collective reception centres, and have no rights to reunite with family members left behind.
In these circumstances, "voluntary repatriation" takes on new meaning.
Many of my fellow expats have gone through the same professional experiences and the mere mention of "repatriation" brings on all kinds of emotions from fear to disgust or the words "never ever".
The team of British police officers in Tunisia are concentrating on identifying the dead and on the repatriation of the bodies, which will begin on Wednesday.
Absolutely urgent now is the rapid repatriation of victims," on Twitter.
Alfano said he would ask the EU at a meeting of interior ministers on Tuesday for "fair distribution of migrants, camps in Libya and a serious policy on repatriation" of economic migrants.
A partial lifting on repatriation of portfolio investment in February was not enough to convince international fund managers.
