| 词汇 | example_english_repatriation |
| 释义 | Examples of repatriationThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The recent call for the repatriation of the bronzes also brings with it questions of legitimate ownership. Most disturbing is the sense that repatriation marks the end of the 'experience' and the best solution. The ' refugee experience' is portrayed as a cycle of flight, exile and repatriation, again a formulation that has been widely critiqued. States and intergovernmental agencies held power over the displaced - coercing them into moving, incarcerating them and determining their resettlement or repatriation. Yet despite government's overwhelming rural bias and its heavy-handed repatriation operations, urban growth continued unabated after independence. Since firms use a complex tax minimization strategy of transfer pricing and profit repatriation, the effect is unknown and beyond the scope of this proposal. Repatriation, therefore, was not the same as extradition. A period of intense repatriation, travel, and contact with the outside world followed. That is, funds for repatriations are less reliable. I argue that refugee repatriation is a complex process because its success depends on at least four different actors, each with its own interests. On the other hand, in a four-actor scenario, all four actors reaching agreement on repatriation is only one of sixteen outcomes. Issues discussed here include sample representation, standardization of data collection and repatriation. On the other hand, repatriation, whether spontaneous or official, is generally a more organised process that rarely attracts media attention. In losing their prisoner of war status, they also lost the right to resist repatriation. At the time of this writing, the official repatriation programme has been discontinued entirely. However, this repatriation programme, and another endeavour expected to repatriate an additional 100,000 refugees, soon ran into difficulties. They also included casual laborers (many of whom made intentional use of 'repatriation ' as a free ticket back to the countryside). I argue that refugee repatriation endeavours are complex because their success depends on at least four actors, each with different - indeed often conflicting - interests. Despite this sanguine attitude, measures were taken to protect against destabilization should there be a large-scale repatriation of notes. They have announced that the repatriation of prisoners of war has been completed, and that they are prepared for permanent occupation. The repatriation agenda bolstered these claims in so far as repatriants needed somewhere to settle. Or, it may create artificial roadblocks in repatriation endeavours, particularly when there is economic and political capital to be extracted from the presence of refugees. As sites of administrative convenience, they were supposed to enable protection, identification, inspection, classification and repatriation to take place. It appears that we shall have to wait a little longer before a theory of refugee flight, settlement and repatriation is developed. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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