Sentence examples for repatriation yet from inspiring English sources

And in the case of Darwin Castro, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, an Oklahoma City hospital forwent repatriation yet discharged Mr. Castro, a brain-injured patient who needed 24-hour care, to a young relative who also happened to be an illegal immigrant, living in the shadows and ill-equipped to care for him.

Islamuldin Jurat, spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation, had not yet heard of the death of 3-year-old Janan, but was unsurprised.

Even a vocal supporter of repatriation suggests that the government has not yet leveled with its people about the seriousness of their predicament.

We do not yet know how long this repatriation process will last," says Continued arrivals are still reported along the border, and they are straining humanitarian capacity in Chad.

Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed to a repatriation deal last week, although the effective date has yet to be announced.

A 2007 disarmament and repatriation study said "army units that have not yet gone through the process of brassage are usually much smaller than what they ought to be.

(Helen Robbins, the repatriation director at the Field Museum, said the tribe had yet to begin the required process in Chicago. Mrs. Jacks said they planned to begin that effort next, after more money is raised).

The International Office of Migration said Libya has yet to request an assistance programme, and repatriation flights it runs for some Africans to return home are rejected by asylum seekers from the horn of Africa.

Fleeing Rohingya told us how they are still being forcibly starved in a bid to quietly squeeze them out of the country," he said, "This is yet more evidence that any plans for organized repatriation of Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh are extremely premature.

Yet I came to this conclusion before the news of the repatriation of Tom Ilyas and the barbaric act committed against the student body of the Satya Wacana University had reached my ears.

Yet given the scale of corporate holdings, any tax holiday that encourages repatriation of corporate cash could still lead to sales of Treasuries significant enough to move the market.