“He was incarcerated in three different Stalags before his escape and repatriation.”

“Maternal custody can only perform this repatriation for mixed-race children born to mothers of African descent, however.”

“The journalist's series on the repatriation of illegal immigrant Mozambicans caught in South Africa is very moving.”

“I propose that we also mark the 20th anniversary of the unilateral patriation of the Canadian constitution.”

“Twenty years later, the consequences of this patriation, and particularly Quebec's exclusion, are still being felt.”

“There was the sad patriation of the Constitution, with the well-known consequences for Quebec.”

“The Iranian government, until now, has refused to accept their return as part of a general policy of resisting involuntary repatriations.”

“Even the announcements of the currency repatriations can trigger short covering rallies.”

“Those acts of commemoration were last night marked with a sunset ceremony to mark the end of repatriations through the Wiltshire town.”