Sentence examples for repatriation policy from inspiring English sources

This may change, as in December 2008 the university finally published its repatriation policy on human remains.

Conservative MP Damian Green said Mr Reckless had come "dangerously close" to advocating a repatriation policy, while the shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper suggested the Ukip candidate had "let the mask slip".

Releasing the immigrant is far simpler than trying to send him home.Even if countries could be cajoled or bullied into taking back their strays, no imaginable repatriation policy is likely to evict all illegals, so their reluctant hosts need to find ways to deal with them.

In inviting close tribal cooperation, the museum board sought to ease long-running grievances by adopting a repatriation policy in 1991 so human remains and sacred material could be returned to the tribes, as well as objects illegally obtained in the Indian wars.

Many Roma say the camp clearances have been the result of a new repatriation policy by French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his government.

But Conservative MP Damian Green said Mr Reckless had come "dangerously close" to advocating a repatriation policy while Labour's Yvette Cooper said Mr Reckless had "let the mask slip".

Scores of museums (including the British and Pitt Rivers museums) have drawn up repatriation policies and ethical codes on the treatment of remains.

Consequently, recently developed nations such as India, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan have implemented successful repatriation policies.10 Repatriation efforts are backed by several government and international organizations.

The detentions occurred in the past month amid U.S. government tensions with Cambodia over repatriation policies.

They are alarmed at Cameron's R&R – repatriation and referendum – policy on Europe.

These include repatriation of social policy, special protection of the City of London and safeguards to stop the 17 "ins" ganging up against the ten "outs".