repatriation造句

And then there's the repatriation issue.

Hundreds of refugees were herded into cattle trucks for their long repatriation journey.

We instead believe they reflect repatriation of foreign funds owned by Chinese financial institutions.

She seemed oblivious to strident British demands for the repatriation of EU powers.

It was the second-lowest repatriation total in 15 years, reflecting deteriorating security conditions in Afghanistan and Sudan.

Refugee repatriation (604, 000) was down 17%, while returns of internally displaced people (1.4 million) dropped by 34%.

The repatriation of artworks and antiquities is one ofthe most debated and controversial arguments in the art world.

The same can be said for Thailand, which allowed the forced repatriation of 4000 Hmong despite having trained many of Vang Pao's forces.

What is clear is that the repatriation of capital has been painful for those countries that relied heavily on international capital flows.

UK has reportedly introduced a voluntary repatriation program to offer one-way tickets for over-stayers to send them back home.

It warns it will be forced to shut down the repatriation operation this year if it does not get the money.

Importantly from a historical point of view, the British Empire collapsed when the rest of the world pulled the plug on their credit and began capital repatriation.

Wondering if this somewhat delayed onset of sadness is typical, I contacted almost a dozen former expats with whom I have corresponded and two experts on transition and repatriation.