Sentence examples for should be repatriated from inspiring English sources

Submitted by son Bob Milton In 1914 the International Committee of the Red Cross suggested that wounded military and naval personnel who were captured should be repatriated through neutral Switzerland, with the first repatriations taking place in March 1915.

They should be repatriated to China as soon as possible," foreign ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said.

At that point, Spanish authorities decided they should be repatriated to Seville.

Hungry refugees should be repatriated by China to South Korea, which should accept them.

The government also agrees that some EU powers should be repatriated and its budget should be restrained.

"The pilgrims called me to make a strong appeal that they should be repatriated to Sri Lanka immediately," he said in an interview.

Two key elements of this report were that bodies should not be repatriated and that uniform memorials should be used to avoid class distinctions.

It should either be repatriated, as students demand, or displayed in a totally different place and context.

One of their rights is that a prisoner of war should not be repatriated against his will while hostilities are still going on.

The movie, Mr. Blight said, shows us Lincoln the great abolitionist, rather than the "much messier" and more conflicted pre-1863 Lincoln who believed, among other things, that African-Americans should ultimately be "repatriated" to Africa.

"Will you also agree that the Libyan soldiers should now be repatriated to Libya and there is no basis for any of them to seek or receive asylum in this country?" Mr Cameron replied: "I agree with you on every front.