Sentence examples for discussions of migration from inspiring English sources
A common claim in popular discussions of migration is that employers prefer to hire workers with limited residency rights—such as temporary or undocumented migrants—over equally qualified natives, because these migrant workers are willing to work harder, for longer hours, or for less pay.
Amid a political climate plagued by sensational discussions of migration, these migrants have unique insight into the challenges of border-crossing.
Amid a political climate plagued by sensational discussions of migration, these migrants have unique insight into the challenges of border crossing.
Having realized that a healthy 35-40% of the population will stroke out at the mention of foreigners, the federal Tories, their provincial cousins, their sycophants at the Sun and ex-CPC crank Max Bernier have all joined forces to make discussions of migration aggressively poisonous.
I regret that this stuff deflected from an important discussion of migration".
Race and religion must be a part of the public discussion of migration.
This broader conception of citizenship is widely shared throughout Europe, and provides a starting point for a more realistic discussion of migration than simple numbers.
It must also begin regular discussions on migration issues with the countries sending those migrants.
Doctors Without Borders, aka Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), has a similar programme called Friends of MSF, through which students all over the UK have fundraised for refugees and organised speaking events, debates and discussions on migration.
Making a distinction between foreign-born and foreign-trained health professionals is important, as it is the foreign- trained health workers that are of relevance in the discussion on migration and the related shortages of health workers and not the foreign- born professionals, who may have gotten their degree in the country of their current residence.
It is also important, however, to broaden the discussion on migration to include issues that go beyond equating migration with security".
