Sentence examples for repatriation proposal from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mayeux said the company, which expects to pay United States income taxes this year because of a particular transaction, had not decided whether to let shareholders vote on the repatriation proposal.

Under a repatriation proposal, the bodies, which are now stored in plastic bags at Ohio State University, would be reinterred here in dedicated tribal ground where they were first put to earth across centuries.

Representatives of the refugee group Organization for Eelam Refugees Rehabilitation have formulated their own repatriation proposal, which includes a package of travel costs, land and housing and subsistence of about $1,500 over three years.

And critics of the repatriation proposal, pointing to a previous tax holiday in 2004, say that the influx of cash will not create jobs, but will be spent instead to benefit shareholders and corporate executives, via higher dividends and stock repurchasing plans.

The paper identifies a loophole that would benefit multinationals in the proposals' "repatriation holiday" provisions that if not fixed could result in large revenue losses.

The controversy over the American proposal for voluntary repatriation and the screening of repatriates from non-repatriates within the camps fueled tensions amongst the prisoners, as well as between negotiators at Panmunjom.

Saira Grant, legal and policy director at the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, said: "Theresa May's proposal of a repatriation scheme whereby people in Calais are removed to 'back to West Africa' is misguided.

Under the proposal, known as a repatriation holiday, the federal income tax owed on such profits returned to the United States would fall to 5.25 percent for one year, from 35 percent.

However, Congress should consider the creation of a fast-track judicial proceeding whereby the government could seek an order for frozen assets to be confiscated and made available for repatriation, as outlined in a detailed proposal by the World Refugee Council to the Canadian government.

On January 2 , 1952 the United States delivered a proposal for the voluntary repatriation of prisoners of war to the negotiators at Panmunjom.

To begin with, repatriation is a name for a proposal to allow a lower tax rate for a defined time period for U.S. companies seeking to bring money earned overseas back into the United States.