Examples of using Repatriations in English and their translations into Arabic
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These repatriations will start in 1999.
Reports on interviews of alleged human rights violations and repatriations.
Repatriations/inductions conducted for military observers.
Additional deployments and repatriations conducted by military and police.
All repatriations were carried out by air and therefore the ban applied in all cases.
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Advised and assisted in 600 medical evacuations/repatriations from all missions.
Organized repatriations to Angola were formally closed in March 2007.
Advised and assisted in 500 medical evacuations/repatriations from all missions.
Forced repatriations started a year and a half ago and since then seven individuals have been returned.
IOM continues to monitor the situation, but no further repatriations are scheduled.
It is essential that both parties ensure that the repatriations remain voluntary and that they are carried out in a proper and dignified manner.
Reports on interviews of alleged human rights violations and repatriations.
I appeal to the parties to ensure that repatriations remain voluntary and that they are conducted in a proper and dignified manner.
Management and administration of all individual and contingent deployments, rotations, and repatriations.
Individual deployments, contingent rotations and repatriations were managed and administered.
UNHCR, together with UNICEF and NGOsbased in Somalia, is monitoring these self-organized repatriations.
UNHCR continues to carry out repatriations and resettlement, albeit on a limited scale, since the NATO air campaign.
Furthermore, in December 2003,MONUC for the first time commenced repatriations to Burundi and Uganda.
Modest repatriations to the Democratic Republic of the Congo reflected uncertainty regarding the electoral process there and continuing insecurity in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Returns of internally displaced personsand refugees were put on hold in several areas, including repatriations from Uganda.
During 1996,the Office raised some $ 618 million for special operations, repatriations and emergencies, in addition to the amount under General Programmes.
Provision of advice to the Department of PeacekeepingOperations and missions on 500 medical evacuations/repatriations of civilian staff, military observers, civilian police and troops.
During 1994 the Office raised over$ 700 million for special operations, repatriations and emergencies, in addition to the amounts under General Programmes.
Provision of advice to the Department of Peacekeeping Operationsand missions on 1,000 medical evacuations/repatriations of civilian staff, military observers, civilian police and troops.
During 1996,the Office raised some US$ 618 million for special operations, repatriations and emergencies, in addition to the funds under General Programmes.
Transfer to digital storage andelectronic processing of the medical evacuations and repatriations of military observers and civilian police officers and contingents.
Provision of advice to DPKO andmissions on 700 requests of medical evacuations/repatriations of civilian staff, military observers, civilian police and troops.
During 1995 the Officeraised some $662 million for special operations, repatriations and emergencies, in addition to the amounts under General Programmes.
During 1997,UNHCR raised some $486 million for special operations, repatriations and emergencies, in addition to the funds under General Programmes.
Provision of advice to DPKO and missions on 600 caseactions taken regarding medical evacuations/ repatriations of civilian staff, military observers, civilian police and troops.
