Examples of using Repatriated in English and their translations into Turkish
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Not repatriated?
What? I want Harry's body repatriated.
Repatriated to France at the Republic's expense.
Collecting repatriated bodies.
Repatriated to Bulgaria what does he do?
The mayor is helping repatriated Algerians.
For repatriated Kosovars, the return can be hard.
Kosovo asylum seekers are being repatriated. Reuters.
She was repatriated back to Burma.- And when he washed his hands of her.
Where would you like to see this young woman repatriated to?
But he was there until forcefully repatriated. They suddenly shut the borders.
But many can be caught by the Chinese police, and repatriated.
Close enough to have the body repatriated, yet conspicuous by his absence in the family tomb.
And when he washed his hands of her, she was repatriated back to Burma.
In the late 1940s, his family repatriated to Soviet Armenia and there he was immediately admitted to Yerevan State University.
Captain Raymond, commanding the detachment of repatriated infantrymen.
On 14 April, Serbian border police repatriated six Albanians who were carrying false travel documents.
They suddenly shut the borders but he was there until forcefully repatriated.
Some repatriated Kosovo Roma refugees see no other alternative to returning to prosperous EU countries.
A little nation that, 200 years ago, seceded and repatriated in less than a week.
According to government records, 75% of those repatriated are Albanians, with ethnic Roma forming the second largest group.
To their countries of origin, listed as receiving inpatient care. Five foreign nationals repatriated three people in the hospital.
The action plan outlines food supplies for the repatriated, calculated for the number of family members and delivered over a two month period.
Every year,countless North Koreans are caught in China and repatriated to North Korea, where they can be tortured, imprisoned, or publicly executed.
We can either throw you in jail, or repatriate you to your country!
Repatriates, expatriates, refugees… what best describes them?
Repatriating relics to their own countries.
US helps Romania repatriate uranium.
