Sentence examples for these repatriated from inspiring English sources

The only question would be whether Wall Street and Main Street could learn to live with the smaller profit margins of these repatriated companies.

Cash sent home by the millions of workers overseas earned India $71bn last year and Ikror's relative prosperity is in part founded on these repatriated petro-dollars.

The impact of the 2004 Asian tsunami on these repatriated victims has been studied in survivors living in Scandinavian countries; however, this also mainly focused on PTSD.

"There is already a strong case for some of these powers being repatriated to national Parliaments".

The political refugee status of some Para ≥4 who had not been offered or were even denied a CS/TO were subsequently not recognised and these women were repatriated with a scar in their uterus to countries with very rudimentary (including lack of access to modern reliable contraception) medical services.

The goal is "to help these people repatriate," says Daniel Funeriu, a young Romanian group leader in chemical biology at the Technical University of Munich and vice-president of the Romanian presidential commission for science and education.

All had arrived in this frontier town as refugees thankful to have escaped with their lives, or whisked away by the Kinder Transport or repatriated to these shores and - just like Knill - had survived.

"Some of these wives were also repatriated.

These forces should be repatriated with all deliberate speed.

These patients were not repatriated, nor known to be MRSA carriers before screening.

Eurosystem NCBs are required to accept euro banknotes put into circulation by other Eurosystem members and these banknotes are not repatriated.