Sentence examples for aimed at immigrant from inspiring English sources
He founded Island Records in 1959 in Jamaica, then three years later relocated to the United Kingdom, where Island became an outlet for Jamaican records, initially aimed at immigrant communities throughout Britain.
From the city ordinances aimed at immigrant communities to his frequent appearances on the Lou Dobbs and Joe Scarborough television programs, Mr. Boughton has gained a reputation as an official willing to take on the thorny issue of immigration.
"It's the shop owner who usually makes the most amount of money, generally on commissions," said Haris A. Syed, the Pakistani-born president of 9278 Communications, a Bronx-based company that produces and distributes cards aimed at immigrant markets.
Some changes prosecutors are making have not been directly aimed at immigrant offenders, but benefit them nonetheless.
There was an aggressive sterilization program in place from the 1940s to the 1970s, mostly aimed at immigrant populations and other genetic "undesirables".
In March, another license scam aimed at immigrants from South Asia resulted in four arrests.
Both measures seemed aimed at immigrants, who have suffered higher rates of unemployment and have bigger families than ethnic Danes.
The raids were aimed at immigrants whose applications for asylum had been rejected but who had not yet left the country, and included refugees from China, Thailand, Nigeria, Russia and Estonia.
The agency did offer banking services between 1911 and 1967, aimed at immigrants who were used to using post offices to deposit money and at people who had lost confidence in the banks.
France and Germany want to allow such short-term suspensions of "last resort" to run for up to 30 days, a change clearly aimed at immigrants rather than protestors or soccer hooligans.
The debate on national identity, fiercely defended by Mr. Sarkozy, has been attacked by the opposition Socialist Party as aimed at immigrants, much like the discussion of banning the full facial veil, which has produced much heat but few results so far.
