Sentence examples for Country of emigration from inspiring English sources

"France is in the process of becoming a country of emigration," Thierry Mariani of Mr Sarkozy's UMP party has warned.

Since World War II, Sweden has gone from being a country of emigration to one of immigration.

Indeed, from the 16th century on and especially during the 100 years after 1860, Spain was a country of emigration rather than immigration.

Mexico is the world's major country of emigration; yet in the past 50 years over 90% of Mexicans have stayed put.

Prior to 1970, Italy was a country of emigration.

This implies that migrants remain connected to their sending state and are therefore also expected to mobilize in the case of political conflict in their country of emigration.

New countries of emigration have emerged, like Cuba, Jamaica, China and Brazil.

They have evolved from countries of immigration into countries of emigration.

Some traditional immigration countries (for instance Argentina and Brazil) are facing the opposite process: they have developed into countries of emigration.

Lastly, Czaika and De Haas (2014) have shown us that, as former immigration countries, Argentina and Brazil have developed into countries of emigration.

This is due to the fact, that until the mid-20th century many European countries have been countries of emigration themselves.