Use "repatriation" em uma frase

1. It was pale blue with the title “Official Plan for the Repatriation of Galilean Mining Operations” printed across the otherwise blank front cover

2. The Poles and Russians making up the bulk of the population had resisted any repatriation, but now they were being forced to depart, either being placed on eastbound trains, or assigned to other camps established by the UN closer to the larger cities in the British and American Zones

3. Georg stayed for a brief period in his one-room hideaway, and when the coast was clear and the repatriation trains had long left, he moved in with us at the pub which by now was accommodating many other refugees

4. This policy was quite inexpensive but guaranteed repatriation by medevac for any serious medical condition for which transport back to the USA was recommended

5. The Swordsman secession negotiations stalled over the issues of repatriation of assets and personnel, distribution of refugees and the continued presence of the “underground railway” that left so many Swordsman males without suitable mates

6. Washington had flatly refused to let General MacArthur order the repatriation of the American civilians living in the Philippines, arguing that such a move would only create unnecessary panic and economic chaos

7. � He is due for repatriation to Canada once out of this hospital

8. As one of the American officers with the most time in combat in this war and with easily the most decorations earned, Ingrid would have been entitled to a priority repatriation to the United States once post-war demobilization started, but she held on to her promise to Marshall to serve at least four months as military governor of Baden province, finally returning to the United States in early December 1944 with an admission letter to the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or M

9. On March 30 the Hong Kong Government had stated that during the last two years the British Government “had not thought it appropriate” to raise the question of repatriation of refugees, something councillors had been calling for, with the Vietnamese authorities

10. The next day a British Foreign Office spokesman had added that the UK Government “had no intention” of discussing repatriation with Hanoi

11. Then in April the Legislative Council had been informed the British Government attitude of non-action on repatriation “is a thoroughly reasonable attitude

12. But when Ambassador Davies had arrived in Hong Kong two days before he had said to waiting reporters that in relation to repatriation “the approaches we have made to the Vietnamese Government over a considerable period of time since early last year, have produced pretty negative results

13. Hitler was responsible for invading Poland… But that was a result of 10 years of wrangling and arguing with the Polish govt over the stolen part of Western Prussia and the repatriation German people under Polish rule: it a perfectly legitimate retaking of the stolen lands of Western Prussia which the allies had taken from Germany after Germany lost the 1st World War

14. Scores of men were so ill that they had to be carried from camps, and it was common for men to remain hospitalized for many months after repatriation

15. In later years, Zamperini would speak of the B-24 flying over before the B-25, but in all of his early accounts, including the history he gave to his squadron upon repatriation and the diary he kept as a POW, he stated that the B-25 flew over first

16. But in at least three interviews given just after repatriation, he was quoted as saying that he had weighed 87 pounds, and in a signed affidavit made immediately after the war, he was quoted as saying that he weighed 79½ pounds

17. It is hard to get cash money out of a life insurance sub: It might look pretty on consolidated income statements, but there are some restrictions on its use and repatriation back to the parent (Chapter 6)