repatriation

The students were full of questions about the repatriation process and the remains themselves.

The authorities are working on the repatriation of 700 more.

This should cover you for medical repatriation by air, if necessary.

Repatriation is possible, after one year under the current regulations.

Even a 10 percent repatriation of capital would have a significant impact.

It was a clear effort to shut down the repatriation.

During these weeks, she devoted herself to the patients' repatriation.

The 1994 amount for repatriation is nearly twice that of last year.

The repatriation coordinating committee is using a figure of 40,000.

We can now move on to the next stage of the story - the repatriation operations themselves.

The repatriation of the civilians began in 1944, and continued until 1951.

Such states can be described as practicing common law repatriation.

He said the problem would "delay the repatriation until it is brought under control."

By that time there will probably be a few million more dead and then they'll ask the Iraqi government for repatriations.

The repatriation agenda will find a new home there no doubt.

Now I prefer to say that we are in the decade of repatriation.

At the end of this time period, those who still refused repatriation would be released.

The right thing to do is to set up programmes and help them with their repatriation.

The six men were detained, and some or all faced possible repatriation.

In 1946 he returned to Japan but lost valuable data during repatriation.

"Well, sir, how do you stand on the issue of repatriation?"

Both governments clearly have an interest in promoting the repatriation.

I will do all in my power to see that the remaining obstacles to your repatriation are put down.

But the government declared that it would "start repatriation action as appropriate."

The trail brought to light many questions about museum administration, repatriation, and ethics.