Sentence examples for county of origin from inspiring English sources

Hispanic traditions vary depending on the county of origin.

Caretti, whose father worked here before him, speaks of McEacharn with devotion: "He brought plants here that had never before flowered outside their county of origin.

Upon moving, a significant share of low-income people of all races not only left their county of origin but the region altogether.

Maybe instead of FedEx, we could have all immigrants legally declared as Uber vehicles, and they'd be forced to spend their lives giving piggybacks to cheapskates until their backs gave out and they had to return to their county of origin.

Low-income households who made any kind of move in 2015 whether they stayed within their county of origin or left it ended up paying a higher share of their income on rent than those who did not move, a clear indicator of the high cost of displacement.

The New York City Police Department Emerald Society is the oldest of its kind and now has 10,000 active members, said the current president, Joseph J. Keenan Jr. Unlike previous Irish societies, which were centered on religion or ancestors' county of origin, the Emerald Societies that began to take root in the 1950's were for those of Irish descent in a particular occupation.

Unaccompanied youth flee their counties of origin to escape extreme violence and reunite with family.

Another important improvement will be the inclusion of a school-level between the levels of counties of origin and destination and the individual pupil.

Although African immigrant communities are relatively small in most American cities, restaurants inspired by their counties of origin are popping up here and there, reflecting diverse traditions and culinary backgrounds.

The club are awaiting final sign-off on the registration that allows an overseas player to play as a local in county cricket provided their country of origin has a free trade agreement with the EU and they qualify for a work permit.

The no-objection permit is obtainable from the veterinary office in the county of livestock origin, and is a guarantee that the livestock have met the health requirements in relation to notifiable livestock diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease and anthrax.