Sentence examples for return of prisoners from inspiring English sources

Among other veterans' issues, the group seeks the return of prisoners of war and service personnel missing in action.

The cross-government fund is also intended to support work to aid the return of prisoners to their home countries.

On 3 March he arrived in Kuwait City to survey the aftermath of the Iraqi occupation and negotiate a ceasefire with Iraqi military leaders, as well as work out the return of prisoners of war on both sides.

In the lead-up to the 2007 election, for example, the term was applied to his decisions to abandon legislation paving the way for an Australian nuclear industry and securing the return of prisoner David Hicks.

"Out of Jail, Into Temptation: A Day in a Life" (front page, Feb. 28) puts a face on the reality that the return of released prisoners to their old environment, with all the temptations and few options, endangers the prisoners and their communities.

Karzai said during a visit to Denmark on Thursday that he also wants the release and return of Afghan prisoners in Guantanamo.

City officials also cited other factors to help explain why fewer people are being locked up, including drug treatment programs and programs intended to help deter the return of former prisoners to jail.

In effect, he proposed to withdraw completely from the war-all military equipment & installations as well as men-within 4 months, with no conditions except a cease-fire & the return of our prisoners.

Finally, its emir agreed to a peace, swearing not to raise arms against Byzantium and to hand over the Mandylion in exchange for the return of 200 prisoners.

Japan had been secretly negotiating for the return of the prisoners for months after both men were abducted in Syria last year.

Prize money was paid for the captured frigate, but head money, an award made for enemy servicemen killed, wounded or captured, was not paid, probably due to the return of the prisoners.