Examples of using Be repatriated in English and their translations into Russian
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Be repatriated if victim so desires.
One heavy transport company will also be repatriated.
But a member of our family may be repatriated… and return home at any moment.
He has an uncle, in Bari, who's his legal guardian,so Rocco must be repatriated.
It is expected that they will be repatriated shortly, under the auspices of ICRC.
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All nuclear weapons deployed outside their own territories should be repatriated.
Thus, in practice, no one could be repatriated to the former Yugoslavia before the summer of 1997.
Additionally, those not prosecuted and those acquitted should be repatriated.
They may be repatriated to Thailand and a Cabinet approval prior to each case is not required.
A more contentious issue is whether prisoners of war must be repatriated even against their will.
By conceding that the refugees can be repatriated west of the berm, the Frente POLISARIO seems to have modified its position on two issues.
It is United Kingdom policy that prisoners of war should not be repatriated against their will.
A-Nu recommended that asylum seekers who cannot be repatriated within three years after arrival should be offered a residence permit in Denmark.
Linanounette, this is temporary, it is expected that the tutorial mother 3 be repatriated on scanlines16.
Foreigners falling into the following categories may be repatriated only if they have committed a serious breach of public order or national security.
Any person whom the Hong Kong Government or UNHCR believes to be a genuine refugee will not be repatriated.
Paragraph 102(c) stated that foreigners could not be repatriated in certain cases for humanitarian reasons.
She inquired about factors that could be used to determine when refugees could be repatriated.
A small number of countries requires that capital be repatriated only after a specified period of time, or in instalments.
It is recommended that the Mission's military force level be reduced by one company(some 140 troops) and that certain heavy equipment be repatriated.
A more contentious issue is whether prisoners of war must be repatriated even against their will.
Children should be repatriated only if it is in their best interest, namely, for the purpose of family reunification and after due process of law.
ECSR also asked whether lawfully resident foreigners can be repatriated on the sole ground that they are in need of assistance.
With regard to corrupt practices and the transfer of assets of illicit origin,he said that substantial sums illegally transferred from developing countries must be repatriated.
These States request assurance that such individuals can be repatriated, usually to Somalia, and that the costs of such repatriation should not fall to them.
The Italian authorities seemed to think that Kosovo was no longer in a war situation andthat Kosovars could now be repatriated to their country on a voluntary basis.
It considers that if securityconditions are met in the Territory, the refugees can be repatriated towards their place of origin in Western Sahara, in conformity with the settlement plan, and bearing in mind the resources of UNHCR.
After 10 years of internationally assisted State- and institution-building in Afghanistan, that trend should be reversed andmore refugees should be repatriated.
She also expressed concern with regard to the situation of Cubans,who could not be repatriated if they had been absent from Cuban soil for more than 11 months and 30 days.
I therefore recommend that UNPROFOR's responsibilities concerning the monitoring of the ban on military flights in theairspace of Bosnia and Herzegovina pursuant to Security Council resolution 786(1992) be discontinued and that the airfield monitors engaged in this task be repatriated.
