Sentence examples for repatriation that from inspiring English sources

Imagine if US officials let these men die: their position would turn from morally questionable to simply indefensible, having let people starve to death waiting for trial or repatriation that might never have arrived.

The freed prisoners are undergoing a three-stage process of repatriation that began at a field hospital in Kuwait, where they were counseled by a team of doctors and psychologists.

"If you are an American parent and your child is taken to a foreign country and they think their way of life is better than ours and make him or her a citizen of that country to prevent his repatriation, that would be in the mind of any parent an absolutely unacceptable position".

Similarly, new limits on dividend repatriation that were passed in November by the legislature are expected to be repealed.

"The refugees began to return to Katanga in 2008, it was a voluntary repatriation that lasted until 2010.

It was said, after Powell mooted the idea for a Ministry of Repatriation, that we "offspring", as he called the children of immgrants, would be sent away.

Most recently, the repatriation efforts caused by the Arab Spring specifically in Libya and Syria have posed another challenge to implement the repatriation mechanisms that admittedly disrupted the employment of thousands of Filipino workers.

Apple, which holds $74 billion offshore, last year aligned itself with more than four dozen companies and organizations urging Congress for a "repatriation holiday" that would permit American businesses to bring money home without owing large taxes.

The tribes have sought to control the bones under a federal law, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, that requires skeletal remains to be turned over to people who can show a geographic or cultural affiliation with them.

"This is the breeding ground for what goes on in Garissa, Nairobi and Mombasa," he says, citing Kenya's port, where Muslim dissent has grown.After Westgate, Kenya's government proclaimed a "voluntary repatriation" scheme that took over a year to get going and was largely ignored; barely 2,000 Somalis have taken up the offer to return.

The family came across Air Medical Group, a repatriation company that promised to organise the whole operation.