Sentence examples for were being repatriated from inspiring English sources

Authorities in the capital, Gaborone, said it was the biggest immigration problem since independence from Britain in 1966 and that 2,500 people were being repatriated each month.

The Foreign Ministry said Turkish police had failed to provide adequate protection for Israel's embassy and its consulate in Istanbul in a 'blatant breach of diplomatic regulations' and that envoys' families were being repatriated.

The Syrian soldiers were in Iraqi territory, having escaped across the border from a battle with the Syrian rebels further north, and were being repatriated to Syria when they were attacked.

Asked whether their remains were being repatriated to their homeland, the Japanese official, who declined to be named, said only: "We are making the necessary arrangements according to the wishes of the families".

This was still continuing in 2008 but was about to be terminated as many Sudanese were being repatriated as part of the Sudanese Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

His body was being repatriated to the United States today.

And some production of refrigerators is being repatriated, mainly from Mexico.

In 2002 the UK press revealed a British woman in her 50s had suffered complete memory loss in Greece and was being repatriated.

Warrant officer Kevin Conway is among 33 Australian casualties of the conflict whose bodies are being repatriated from Singapore and Malaysia for burial by their families.

Initial reports suggested Mr Barlow was safe and well and was being repatriated by the Foreign Office, but he is now thought to have died as Algerian troops tried to regain control of the compound.

Authorities in Somalia have denounced the way refugees are being repatriated from neighbouring Kenya, after the Kenyan government announced it would close Dadaab, the world's largest refugee camp, by the end of 2016.