- repatriate
- 01. The government is entering into negotiations to [repatriate] cultural artifacts from foreign museums.02. The government is hoping to [repatriate] the estimated 10,000 refugees who fled the country during the civil war.03. [Repatriation] of our Constitution will allow us to manage our own legislation.04. The forcible [repatriation] of refugees by this government is a national scandal.05. The government recently authorized the [repatriation] of profits of over one million pounds to foreign countries in order to encourage investment.06. President Bush has said that the prisoners of war will be [repatriated] immediately following an end to the conflict.07. Native people are determined to [repatriate] many ancient artworks that were taken out of the country by various museums over the years.08. The U.S. government has [repatriated] a group of 20 Haitians who were discovered in a boat off the coast of Florida.09. With the economy in a decline, the government has suggested that hundreds of foreign workers may be [repatriated].10. Any people found to have entered the country illegally will be forcibly [repatriated].11. The Red Cross is overseeing [repatriation] of the prisoners of war.12. Over 25,000 people have been [repatriated] but there still remains another 10,000 refugees in various camps near the border.13. The two men who arrived on the flight without proper immigration papers were immediately [repatriated].14. A human rights group expressed concern that political refugees who are [repatriated] may face torture and imprisonment in their native country.15. The [repatriation] of people displaced by the war is the first step in the reconstruction of the country.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.