Sentence examples for construction immigration from inspiring English sources

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The votes in the House, which are expected to be mirrored in the Senate in the coming days, capped a day devoted to highly charged issues like taxes, health care, school construction, immigration and assisted suicide.

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Demographers suggested that the surge in Manhattan was a result of incentives to live downtown, new residential construction, continuing immigration (Manhattan ranked third after Brooklyn and Queens in the number of new immigrants) and the conversion of industrial and commercial space to housing.

They were inspired by the French protests of the same name but, in Canada, the protests are centred around a mish-mash of anti-Trudeau issues including the Carbon Tax, pipeline construction, and immigration.

With construction-friendly immigration flows not being what they were, the globalization solution will be to move ever more numbers of agricultural/manufacturing activity overseas to free up their domestic workers for construction.

Botswana hopes to finish construction this year, when immigration officers reinforced by police and army units will patrol the barrier.

No human being is "illegal," the left argues, merely "undocumented". As is evident, the focus in contemporary immigration narrative construction has largely been on those two terms.

That was the case on Wednesday, when a flurry of executive orders announced the elements of an immigration crackdown: construction of the much promised southern border wall, a vast increase in enforcement agents and detention facilities, a federal assault on the hundreds of American cities that have declined to act as immigration police.

Mr. Trump recently has wavered in his support of the young immigrants — at times even saying he would not agree to any deal to back them — as he called for a tough crackdown on illegal immigration and construction of a wall along the border with Mexico.

Job openings in construction have trended upward, immigration laws are getting tighter, and the current skilled labor force among building trades "ain't getting no younger," with workers aging out faster than they're coming in.

SPORTSSUNDAY Three Voices on Immigration An illegal immigrant from Colombia, a construction company owner who hires foreigners and an advocate for the poor lend voice to the complexities of the immigration issue.

Spain's economy has been buoyed by a construction boom fuelled by rising immigration.

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