Sentence examples for repatriation programs from inspiring English sources
American officials say fuel repatriation programs, supervised by the National Nuclear Security Administration with the cooperation of Russia and the International Atomic Energy Agency, are an important element of international nonproliferation efforts, consolidating widely scattered collections of dangerous materials.
Currently, the Thai and Burmese governments are beginning to discuss repatriation programs while the Thai junta tightens refugee-camp security.
Some participated in repatriation programs to the People's Republic of China, while others emigrated to Western countries to escape anti-Chinese sentiment.
adopting the "best interests of the child" standard for all immigration processes and decisions involving children; appointing independent advocates for children in custody; ensuring legal counsel for children in removal proceedings; creating sufficient community-based alternatives to detention; and developing secure repatriation programs.
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The flow has far exceeded the United Nations' predictions when details of the repatriation program were announced in January.
The government-funded repatriation program was announced by former prime minister Tony Abbott last year, after years of consultation between the Australian, Malaysian and Singapore governments.
In May, he became a guinea pig in the fledgling repatriation program, along with others convicted of crimes as varied as manslaughter and public indecency.
The American government badly wants the repatriation program to succeed, since it is trying to persuade Vietnam and Laos to accept back their nationals too.
Although major industrial nations have pledged $4.5 billion in development aid for Afghanistan, United Nations members have been slow to respond to an appeal for $271 million for the repatriation program.
Most important was the problem raised by some 300,000 Salvadorans who had migrated to Honduras in search of land or jobs and who now found themselves threatened by an involuntary repatriation program begun by the Honduran government.
