Subjects who had emigrated but the dates of the emigration were recorded, were treated as censored cases.
She did not plan to emigrate, but she understood the urge to do so.
This suggests that unemployment not only acts as an incentive to emigrate but also limits the capacity to finance migration; so that a more developed migrant network allows high-unemployment households to send migrants abroad.
Among the Filipina nurses in this study, the mother was sometimes mentioned as important, not only in the decision to emigrate but often also in the decision to undertake nursing studies.
Americans dissatisfied with their government do of course have the right to emigrate, but they do not have the right to sunder the union in a fit of pique.Second, there are far more loyalists than secessionists.
Leonid Gozman and Alexander Etkind, who wrote "Why We Are Staying," still refuse to emigrate, but even they acknowledge the change in the nation's mood.
When Hitler became chancellor in 1933, Bernhard pleaded with his father to emigrate, but was told that the holder of an Iron Cross would not be touched.
It was true that her husband had always wanted to emigrate but, without close relatives in the United States, hadn't been able to obtain a visa.
"Fortress Europe" may be trying — all these human rights documents give people the right to emigrate, but not to immigrate.
On the political talk shows over the weekend, a string of Democrats hummed and hawed when confronted with the question, which we shall call AYBONTYWFYA – not a village in Wales where Ann Romney's family emigrated from, but the handy "Are You Better Off Now Than You Were Four Years Ago?" By Monday a decision had been taken that the campaign needed to be more robust in answering AYBONTYWFYA.
