Object

• refugee: These countries do not have the means to seal their borders or repatriate refugees.

• asset: The trusts appeared to work when the foreign trustee refused to repatriate the assets pursuant to the courts ' orders.

• power: It would not repatriate a single power back from the EU to national parliaments.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• pursuant: The trusts appeared to work when the foreign trustee refused to repatriate the assets pursuant to the courts ' orders.

Modifying Another Word

• not: It would not repatriate a single power back from the EU to national parliaments.

• back: All reached Sweden and were repatriated back to Britain.

• eventually: He was taken to a MASH in Tangiers and was eventually repatriated on his 21st birthday ( 22nd April 1944 ).

• then: The family were then repatriated in May, 1917.

• onshore: In addition, any tax on gains within the bond is deferred until such time as the funds are repatriated onshore.

Preposition: at

• end: He was repatriated at the end of 1945, she recalled.

Preposition: in

• exchange: In ill health, the Turks believed him to be dying, âMickâ was repatriated in an exchange of prisoners in 1915.

Preposition: by

• end: Alone, over 12,000 South African ( white ) soldiers were repatriated by the end of 1916 due to malaria.