Sentence examples for successful repatriation from inspiring English sources

After a successful repatriation, Rotaru always sends Omer the same message: "Passenger has arrived".

He has participated in a hundred and eighteen successful repatriation cases, including fifteen from institutions abroad.

Clegg launched a pre-emptive strike weeks before the prime minister outlines his plans to offer a referendum to the British people after the next general election after a successful repatriation of powers from the EU.

The refugees came back home over the following months and were rehabilitated by the government of Sheikh Mujibur, who had by then been released.SYED BADRUL AHSANBangladesh High CommissionLondonSIR You are utterly wrong to cite Cyprus as an example of "successful repatriation".

Perhaps the most encouraging sign of the Wanderers breakthrough season was the renaissance in the careers of A-League journeymen Michael Beauchamp, Nikolai Topor-Stanley, Ante Covic and Mark Bridge, as well as the successful repatriation of Aaron Mooy from St Mirren in Scotland.

Consequently, recently developed nations such as India, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan have implemented successful repatriation policies.10 Repatriation efforts are backed by several government and international organizations.

* The Government's Forced Marriage Unit, which specialises in repatriating British women who have been forced into unwanted marriages overseas, comes across 1,600 cases every year, resulting in 300 successful repatriations.

Successful data repatriation requires that data, provenance notations and context information adhere to the standards and formats of the primary study.

Although time consuming and resource intensive, there is precedent for successful breeding and repatriation in another species of Galápagos tortoise (C. hoodensis) endemic to Española [3].

Here we present a unique example of the use of molecular conservation genetics to detect genetic contamination of an otherwise successful captive breeding-repatriation program of a once critically endangered species.

"The successful recovery, identification and repatriation of the victims has been a painstaking and meticulous process," the statement said.