Sentence examples for will be repatriated to from inspiring English sources

The four will be repatriated to Cameroon's Limbe Animal Orphanage.

Pakistani officials have repeated that all those detained will be repatriated to their countries of origin.

Travellers who are now on holiday will be repatriated to the UK by the CAA.

"The refugees will be repatriated to their countries of origin or to third-party countries for resettlement".

He said: "I understand that the trainees currently stationed at the barracks will be repatriated to Libya in the coming days, and that the subsequent tranches who were due to follow them will now not arrive.

But the "Khadr problem," as Colonel Reiter called it, has made him demand a guarantee that he will be repatriated to Algeria by a certain date, something that prosecutors say they are unable to provide.

They will be repatriated at the end of their contract, and will have health insurance for the duration of the contract.

"It is hoped they will be repatriated back to Madagascar as soon as possible.

The latest 3,522 prisoners to be freed will include minors, people over the age of 60, prisoners in poor health and foreigners who will be repatriated, according to the Granma newspaper.

The railway has left a trail of buried bodies – deceased workers who will be repatriated back to China, "each foot and hand bagged in its own pouch and nestled in a box among other bones".

Patients diagnosed with potentially fatal malignancies may be repatriated to their homes at their own option.