repatriating造句

Since Banks are reducing overall lending, that means repatriating cash.

And some people simply fear the prospect off repatriating to a home country from which they may have grown distant.

Much of the focus has been on the impact on exporters and trade or us corporates repatriating overseas profits.

Separately, Malaysia has recently extradited several Uygur suspects to China. What is China's position on its cooperation with neighbouring countries in repatriating suspects?

The tax discouraged Japanese investors from repatriating money to Japan after its earthquake, because they did not want to pay the tax if they ever decided to return.

The Chinese buy for themselves, but they also like to present gifts to valued customers or even to the government, which sees repatriating national treasures as an important issue.

This is variously dressed up with talk of the "Swiss model" or of repatriating powers. But the basic idea is to access EU markets without paying EU regulatory costs.

In addition, Japan's stock market hit a 26-year low Monday, and the declining valuations there and in other markets have caused Japanese investors to pull back, repatriating capital to their homeland.