returnee|returnees in English

noun

[rɪ'tɜr'nɪː /-'tɜː'n-]

one who comes back after an extended absence; one who goes back to his home country after overseas military service

Use "returnee|returnees" in a sentence

1. Agency for Refugee & Returnee Affairs - Arra, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

2. The Agency for Refugee & Returnee Affairs(Arra) is the Ethiopian government

3. Both accounts report that these returnees totaled 42,360.

4. What change would be made in the religious practices of the returnees?

5. The returnees come back with much more than salable skills.

6. □ What changes in the land and in their situation did the Jewish returnees experience?

7. How would the Jewish returnees likely have responded to God’s blessings?

8. For what reason did the returnees have a basis for hope and confidence?

9. Returnees were warned by authorities not to say anything negative to UNHCR officials.

10. (Jer 25:11; 29:10) Then, the returnees laid the foundation of Jehovah’s house.

11. The nickname comes from the Chinese word for returnees, haiguipai, a homonym for sea turtles.

12. These testimonies, which were shown to UNHCR in January 2006, call into question the credibility of its monitoring of returnees and the assumptions on which the memorandum of understanding relating to repatriation is based: that returnees will not be persecuted and that UNHCR will be able to monitor the treatment of returnees to ensure that they are not harmed.

13. 7 Not all returnees have fared well: Culture shock or loneliness has prompted a few to move back to Sakhalin.

14. A convoy carrying Burundian returnees from the DRC stops at Gatumba immigration point before crossing into Burundi.

15. By early September the rate of return had accelerated sharply, reaching a rate of # returnees per day

16. But it has continued to send people back without the unfettered and confidential access to returnees it needs to protect them properly.”

17. (Numbers 1:50, 51; 4:15) However, Isaiah had foretold that all returnees would be honorary vessel bearers.

18. UN-2 Threats and insecurity have Curtailed operations to assist refugees, returnees and internally displaced victims of persecution and conflict in several countries.

19. For these returnees —“the escaped ones”— the abundant produce of their restored land will become “something to be proud of and something beautiful.”

20. Along with migrants from all over Nigeria and other West African nations were the returnee ex-slaves known as Creoles, who came from Freetown, Sierra Leone, Brazil and the West Indies to Lagos.

21. The returnees are to clear stones out of the way to make the journey easier and to raise up a signal to show the way. —Isaiah 11:12.

22. 1. support the voluntary return and the reintegration of 24,000 migrants from transit countries in Africa as well as the reintegration of returnees from Europe to their home communities.

23. Advice through monthly meetings and Biyearly workshops is provided to the Government in the implementation of the national strategy for the reintegration of war-affected populations (including returnees, internally displaced persons and demobilized ex-combatants) and related programmes