Examples of using Be repatriated in English and their translations into German
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The officers of the British MI6 and the French DGSE will be repatriated.
A right to get their money back and be repatriated, if needed, in case the seller, the carrier or any other relevant service provider goes bankrupt while they are on holiday.
The Member should prescribe the destinations to which seafarers may be repatriated.
Although most of the 70,000 refugees from Sierra Leone should be repatriated in 2003, an additional influx of Liberians(in addition to the 50,000 already in Guinea) cannot be ruled out.
In addition, members of your family can alsobe flown back for free if you have to be repatriated?
They mainly come from Eritrea, Syria and Afghanistan and havenot been granted asylum but cannot be repatriated for various reasons.
In addition, no-one whohas come to Germany from Syria since April 2011 will be repatriated.
 Children and juveniles as defined in the Swiss Criminal Code1 whose extradition is requested shall,if possible, be repatriated by the juvenile authorities.
But note that a judge could also miss the subtle differences, and simply treat them as Foreign Asset Protection Trusts andorder that their assets be repatriated.
He extolled the Palestinian youths for their current intifadha(uprising) movement,noting that all Palestinian refugees should be repatriated and be granted the rights denied them.
Consequently, and quite understandably, illegal migrants are determined to reach the one EU State from which theyknow they will almost certainly not be repatriated.
We cannot make two million Kosovarshostages to the relatively small group which must be repatriated,” says Rexhepi.
Mr. Jin was then taken to the"foreigners protection detention centre," where staff told him that he had seven days to write an appealapplication explaining why he should not be repatriated.
For example, Member States must enforce the rule stipulating that if immigrants cannotdemonstrate their ability to support their family they must be repatriated after three months.
Most of these people have been repatriated.
When the conflict ended in 1970, some aircraft were repatriated to Europe.
The end result is mass deportations, children held in pre-expulsion detention centres, families torn apart,and refugees being repatriated to countries where they are in danger of life and limb.
Han-population: around 6 million, Japanese are repatriated roughly 5% of the population.
Ex-FAR(former Habyarimana soldiers)who in the context of the DDRR operation of MONUC had already been repatriated.
We were finally able tomatch the information collected from her mother with that of a girl being repatriated from Guadeloupe by the French embassy.
This population was not dealt with in the Potsdam Agreement which prevented them from being repatriated to Germany.
Consequently, the rule requiring export refunds paid inadvance to be repaid where the goods are repatriated to the Member State of export is proportional to the objective pursued.
Some hundred young Namibians who were in exile in Cuba and the CSSR are repatriated.
Remember Venezuela was repatriating all their gold that they had in European banks, the first shipment already arrived in Caracas.
The Dutch government was also anxious to remove these refugees from the Dutch cities, and Kahn reported in August 1934 that even non-German Jewish refugees who had come to Holland andBelgium prior to 1933 were being repatriated.
Switzerland, the federal council ordered the border police and forbade from October 1938 on that their former citizens, especially the Swiss women and Swiss women of Jewish faith,who were married with a foreigner to return to Switzerland and being repatriated….
In Hungary there was the"Home again" project,in which a small number of Bosnians with health problems were repatriated in close co-operation with appropriate Bosnian counterparts, with all due diligence and care.
You know, the Russians have the H-bomb, the Nazis are repatriating South America the Chinese have a standing army of 2.8 million and I am doing stress tests on a dam.
To pay wages in whole or in part as prescribed by national laws or regulations oras provided for in collective agreements from the time when the seafarers are repatriated or landed until their recovery or, if earlier, until they are entitled to cash benefits under the legislation of the Member State concerned.
People in Portugal have followed with great concern the recent series ofpictures of emigrant families arriving in Portugal after being repatriated from Canada, in many instances including children born in Canada, who do not know Portugal and have no knowledge of Portuguese, following many years' residence in Canada and generally with only two weeks' notice.
