repatriate
repatriate.01 - send one back to one's homeland
REPATRIATE-V NOTES: Frames file for 'repatriate' based on sentences in wsj. No Verbnet entry. (from repatriate.01-v predicate notes)REPATRIATION-N NOTES: (from repatriation.01-n)
Aliases:
repatriate (v.)
repatriation (n.)
repatriation (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: sender
ARG1-PPT: expatriate
ARG2-GOL: new homeland
ARG1-PPT: expatriate
ARG2-GOL: new homeland
repatriate-v: not really repatriate
Sheraton and Pan Am said they are assured under the Soviet joint - venture law that
theyARG0
canARGM-MOD
repatriaterel
profits from their hotel ventureARG1
.repatriate-v: clearer example
ChinaARG0
had refused to repatriaterel
citizens who sneaked into Hong Kong illegallyARG1
since early this month , when the colony allowed a dissident Chinese swimmer to flee to the U.S.ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2
The international community commonly recognizes that
voluntarilyARGM-MNR
repatriatingrel
refugeesARG1
to their original countriesARG2
is the best approach to permanently resolving refugee problems .repatriation-n
... following
hisARG1
repatriationrel
from the UKARGM-DIR
to KhartoumARG2
.