Repatriation in a sentence

Repatriation flights began in April but in September the airline’s rescue practitioners suspended the repatriation flights and placed the airline under care and maintenance subject to the finalisation of the funding discussions.

The family has already raised money for Colin’s repatriation through a and have employed a repatriation company to get him back to the UK.

A Myanmar agency set up to oversee repatriation said in a statement on Thursday that two temporary “repatriation and assessment camps” and one other site to accommodate returnees had been set up.

The two countries reached a deal in November to begin repatriation within two months, but repatriation has not begun, with stateless Rohingya, who face restrictions on their movements in Myanmar, still crossing the border.

According to the Coast Guard, the repatriation followed the interdiction of five overloaded vessels in Mona Passage waters off the west coast of Puerto Rico.

A little over 1000 Rohingyas will be taken back under family-based repatriation.

Although there may be valid reasons for repatriation, enterprises should not overlook the benefits of the cloud, such as scalability, flexibility, and access to the latest technology.

An Acropolis Museum staff member places a male head on the frieze of the Acropolis museum during a ceremony for the repatriation of three sculpture fragments, in Athens.

An official repatriation ceremony is scheduled for July as part of a three-day event involving all Inland Tlingit communities in Canada.

As ProPublica reported this year, in September 2021, curators dismantled much of the exhibit at the request of tribal partners, who wished to see the items reunited with the ancestors they were buried with before their repatriation.

DFA Undersecretary Eduardo Jose de Vega said there could be up to 700 Filipinos in Sudan but only about 300 Filipinos have asked for repatriation.

During the Rhodes fires there were refunds and repatriation flights offered by some travel companies, these have not been offered in Portugal so far.

Guardian Australia speaks to an 11-year-old – one of about 30 minors awaiting repatriation from Syria’s Roj detention camp – who faces being taken from his family to an adult jail.

Hours after he was sworn into office, he secretly traveled to Tripoli, Libya to personally oversee the repatriation of Filipino workers.

In recent months, U.N. agencies have attracted growing criticism for funneling humanitarian aid through military-controlled institutions, and for in a junta-led pilot repatriation program for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.

In the Philippines, a few percentages that go into their economy come from employees’ repatriation.

It is required only if the investor or its representative will purchase FX from AABs and/or their subsidiary/affiliate foreign exchange corporations for repatriation of capital and remittance of earnings that accrue on the registered investment.

Karen Duffek, a curator at the museum of anthropology, says Cranmer Webster helped build the foundation for the repatriation process in Canada.

Migrant Workers OIC Secretary Hans Cacdac said 22 Filipinos—19 caregivers and three hotel workers —have requested for repatriation.

On Monday, the Green party co-chair Ricarda Lang hit out at the SPD and FDP, calling on them to ‘finally make progress on repatriation agreements’ to return migrants to non-EU countries.