Sentence examples for aim of migration from inspiring English sources

This acknowledges that the aim of migration policies is not only to affect the volume of migration (the usual focus of public debates) but also their origin, direction and/or composition.

Assuming that an aim of migration is to better economic conditions for the family across borders (host and origin country), we expected to have double association with migrants' intentions.

The aim of managed migration must be to make immigration controls both more effective and more legitimate.

A spate of regulations introduced by the coalition with the aim of curbing migration "by tens of thousands by 2015" and a crackdown on "bogus" institutions has led to the closure of scores of bona-fide private colleges.

With the aim of understanding migration routes of diverse Indian people, more control region sequences are being generated without much support from coding region sites, resulting in an increasing number of conflicts within the classification of its lineages.

The core aim of Australia's migration program is that it is orderly.

Nicola Dandridge of Universities UK, said it believed the government's aim of reducing net migration to below 100,000 a year lay behind the curbs.

May said: "We continue to have as a government the aim of bringing net migration down to the tens of thousands.

The plan was dismissed as "nonsense" by  Tory eurosceptics, who said the plan would have no impact on the ultimate aim of reducing net migration to the UK at the same time as hitting the poorest households in the UK.

The failure of the government's declared aim of reducing net migration to the "tens of thousands" by the next election, which now looks like it will be missed completely, has enabled hundreds of thousands of Europeans to move to Britain and find work.

The government will struggle to achieve its aim of limiting net migration to the UK to "tens of thousands" in five years, MPs have said.