Sentence examples for try to repatriate from inspiring English sources

If they try to repatriate a significant portion of this money in a hurry, American interest rates could increase.

The next treaty change, which could take place in 2015 or 2016, will be the moment for Mr Cameron (if he is re-elected) to try to repatriate some powers from Brussels in the "new settlement" he seeks with Europe.

The North Koreans, 17 adults and 8 children who spent the night at the ambassador's residence, are demanding political asylum and threatened to commit suicide with rat poison if the Chinese try to repatriate them, according to a statement released by the group and a German doctor who helped them.

Many overseas investors tried to repatriate their money, and the Thai government started to run out of foreign-exchange reserves.

Hong Kong insists it will continue trying to repatriate them, though it is vague about what it will do if that fails.

The North Koreans -- 17 men and 8 women -- had entered China illegally and threatened to commit suicide if China tried to repatriate them.

After all the place-setting and boy-ogling, the book turns into a persuasive action thriller when Evie outflanks the evil lawyer who is trying to repatriate her.

Apple has about $180bn of profits outside the US, and would be hit with an estimated $60bn tax bill if it tried to repatriate the money to the US.

Italy has had prominent expulsions of Roma as "security threats" for the last two years; Sweden expelled some 50 of them last spring; Denmark is expelling them; and Germany is trying to repatriate Roma refugees to Kosovo.

The militia groups are accused of harassing aid workers who are trying to repatriate some of the 120,000 East Timorese refugees who fled to camps in West Timor last year.

More than 1000 former fighters of the DRCongo rebel group M23 seek asylum in Uganda after government tries to repatriate them.