Sentence examples for common migration from inspiring English sources

E.U. politicians have dithered on drafting a common migration and asylum policy because they're worried about how voters will react.

Instead, our governments have dithered, unable to come up with a common migration and refugee policy.

In the wake of two boat disasters in which hundreds of migrants have drowned, the Ukip leader said he opposed EU action to address the problem as it could lead to a common migration policy.

He joked, "I own land in Delhi and Islay!" Our emotional rhythms had long followed common migration patterns: winter crowds of immigrants winging back to India bearing gifts of marshmallows, zip-lock bags, and makeup cases they'd received free; Indian relatives heading north, filling the summer skies with ginger pickles, paisley stoles, the last of the twisted family silver.

"But waves of millions of people coming from north Africa seeking a better life in Europe, if that links in on Thursday to a new common migration policy then whilst on one hand it may appear to be the decent thing to do, I think you'll find overwhelmingly public opinion will say we simply can't," he said.

It is therefore classified as one of seven common migration myths by De Haas (2005).

Of the 6.7 million people who moved between states, the most common migrations were: Many Americans have stayed put for their whole lives, regardless of economic ups and downs.

This gets to the heart of the difficulties of forging a common EU migration policy.

"This is why there is no need for a common European migration policy: whoever needs migrants can take them, but don't force them on us, we don't need them," Orban said.

At all 4 loci, genetic variations within the 2 continents contributed to most (>70%) of the total sequence diversity, which suggests recent common ancestry, migration, or both, between the European and North American populations.

Outbreaks are common during migration or entry of naïve hosts into endemic areas and an increase in the immunosuppressed patient population (such as with HIV) has contributed to the escalation in VL incidence in East Africa.