Sentence examples for Immigration and settlement from inspiring English sources

The Zionists rebelled against the British through surreptitious immigration and settlement as well as armed struggle.

Special place is devoted to the analysis of ethnically mixed cities and to the impact of Jewish immigration and settlement on collective identities.

In 1939 Britain changed its Middle East policy, abandoning its sympathetic stand toward the Jews and adopting a sympathetic attitude toward the Arabs, leading to severe restrictions on Jewish immigration and settlement in Palestine.

It is not clear whether this presence came about primarily through slow immigration and settlement by key personnel from India or through visits to India by Southeast Asians who took elements of Indian culture back home.

On the latter, far from being an implanted population, our community has been formed through voluntary immigration and settlement over the course of nearly 200 years and nine generations – like much of the new world, including the Americas.

In 1931, James Ansara wrote a Harvard doctoral thesis called "The Immigration and Settlement of the Syrians," in which he suggested that any American town with a population of more than five thousand was likely to have Syrian residents.

This thesis proceeds by (1) exploring the context of immigration policy and settlement in the United States, (2), reviewing the literature on local immigration policies in the US, and (3) examining the characteristics and policies of the case studies.

Limited to 18. Examines the history of South Asian immigration, sojourning, and settlement from the 1880s to the present.

His primary interests in public policy included immigration and immigrant settlement and incorporation, and these became a major focus of his teaching of undergraduate and graduate students.

Article 6 required that the Palestine administration, "while ensuring that the rights and position of other sections of the population are not prejudiced," under suitable conditions should facilitate Jewish immigration and close settlement of Jews on the land.

The origins of street gangs across the United States can be traced back to immigration patterns and settlements.