Expatriation used in a sentence

Expatriation in a sentence as a noun

And I do lots and lots of expatriation cases.

Trying to force them to stay by forbidding expatriation will push them away even stronger.

I think that amount, whatever it is, would be a reasonable expatriation tax.

It's hard to automatically give up your US citizenship, but you can go through the process of expatriation.

To the contrary, the annual expatriation numbers appear to be increasing.

An asset tax for expatriation is a new development in American history.

After some search, "Disruptive decisions to leave home: Gender and family differences in expatriation choices" seem relevant, and you can crawl citations from there.

The expatriation lists of the German Reich were also further acts against the political left, especially its intellectuals and journalists.

It's not enough to make Canada a competitive place to start a startup, really, but it may have some effect on the total amount of expatriation by talented individuals.

Most likely when the current flow of expatriation becomes a flood, though, there will suddenly be restrictions imposed on exit: an asset tax, a waiting period, anything to stop the talented from leaving.