Sentence examples for repatriation request from inspiring English sources

His uncle supplied one instead, but the repatriation request was denied.

After failing to get any help from her agency or government departments, Migrante International helped Joseph file a repatriation request.

The document includes provisions for each state to deny a repatriation request if it believes that the individual would be "subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, the death penalty or persecution" upon their return.

They are concerned about the young man's repatriation request and recent remarks from a Myanmar embassy official referring to Rohingya as Bengali, and are keen to reassure him that, lonely and hard as Cambodia may be, a return to Myanmar would be incredibly dangerous.

Several North African nations are considering repatriation requests, and a Central Asian country might eventually take as many as 100.

For their part, Turkish officials have said characterizations of their repatriation requests as aggressive and unsupported by the evidence are self-serving.

At an international refugee conference in Kabul in November, the Afghan Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation requested $528 million from donor countries to support reintegration.

He said of repatriation requests, "Archeologists don't like them, but at least there's a link between the members of the tribes and the remains in question, and additionally there's the history of white European settlers imposing themselves on Native Americans.

The authorities' claims that 50 Uyghur workers were granted their repatriation requests following the violence are contested by Uyghur workers.

The court insisted that the government is obligated to rectify this compounded perfidy, but stopped short of ordering it to request repatriation, or ordering any other specific policy step – in effect, demanding that the government come up with its own plan to fix the mess it's made.

And 4percentt of the human resource executives questioned this month by KPMG, the accounting firm in New York, said at least half of their work force abroad had requested repatriation or had taken temporary leave.