Examples of using Repatriating in English and their translations into Spanish
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It is important to be able to count on professional support when repatriating a deceased person.
As of 31 July 1995, a total of 29,442 refugees had been assisted in repatriating.
with 10,588 repatriating voluntarily in August alone.
Algeria to Mali and the Niger, with some 8,000 Malian and 245 refugees from the Niger repatriating.
Thailand should protect displaced people and refrain from forcibly repatriating them to Myanmar.
The number of guard posts increased owing to the need for civilian security personnel to backfill locations left by repatriating troops.
It was inviting the Democratic Republic of the Congo to sign a tripartite agreement and begin repatriating Congolese refugees.
Identify assets held by those officials with the intent of seizing and repatriating them to a freely elected government.
troop transports began repatriating soldiers from Europe in June 1945.
a start can be made on repatriating the 2,000 Zambian refugees.
makes international travel arrangements for refugees repatriating to countries in the region.
However, the issue of repatriating Burundian ex-combatants has not been resolved owing to the continued refusal of the Government of Burundi to accept their return at the official end of the disarmament,
resettling or repatriating, as appropriate, and reintegrating Congolese and foreign armed groups
That was the conclusion that had to be drawn from the recent experience of repatriating some 2,000 persons to the village of Goradiz with the financial support of UNHCR, the European Union
Lesotho urgently needed help in drawing up a coordinated plan of action, in repatriating those who had fled into South Africa,
paid particular tribute to its work in repatriating the refugees dispersed throughout the Great Lakes region of Africa.
3.3 million repatriating refugees in the early stages of their reintegration,
the most problematic issue remains the locating and repatriating of any proceeds of embezzlement
as well as repatriating these funds to their countries of origin.
The programme entails implementing a humanitarian policy for repatriating Mexican nationals over the northern border, especially in the