The words meant exactly what they said; all Jews, regardless of their wishes and regardless of their citizenship, were to be forced to emigrate — an act that in ordinary language is called expulsion.
She is glad that she emigrated — a move that allowed her to become "a different person".
One was artistic, an urge that took him from Michigan, the state to which his Armenian parents had emigrated a few years before his birth, to California.
This nostalgic macaroon is more than enough to set David Hamilton onto what he calls "the golfing diaspora" of Scottish professional golfers, emigrating a century ago to the United States and Canada.
Since Governor Cradock was not emigrating, a new governor needed to be chosen.
▪ On average, for every nurse who emigrated, a country lost about: (i) US$338,8688, assuming a 6.65% interest rate; (ii) US$205,7500, assuming an interest rate of 5%; and (iii) US$4,515,8699, assuming an interest rate of 15%.
▪ On average, for every doctor that emigrated, a country lost about: (i) US$517,9311, assuming a 6.65% interest rate; (ii) US$314,4722, assuming an interest rate of 5%; and (iii) US$6,902,1255, assuming an interest rate of 15.64%.
The total cost of educating a single medical doctor from primary school to university is US$65,9977; and for every doctor who emigrates, a country loses about US$517,9311 worth of returns from investment.
We model the probability that one member of a household will emigrate as a function of pre-departure characteristics.
