Sentence examples for emigrate from the from inspiring English sources

Aldama had to get permission to emigrate from the Cuban Ministry of Sport.

The Government could also hope that more British and EU nationals emigrate from the UK or that current assessments are "way off the mark".

He cites the Jackson-Vanik Amendment in 1974 against the Kremlin as being ineffective in allowing Jews to emigrate from the Soviet Union.

Some people were able (lower your voice) to emigrate from the country, which was pretty unimaginable, but we were not among those people, for a variety of reasons.

Earlier, in 1969, when only approximately 700 Jews were allowed to emigrate from the Soviet Union, Mr. Kissinger, then the national security adviser, broached the issue with the Soviet ambassador, Anatoly F. Dobrynin.

Under President Mikhail Gorbachev the Soviet Union has trimmed back support for Syria and let hundreds of thousands of Jews emigrate from the Soviet Union to the Jewish state.

What has taken place here is that Frits Bolkestein, the former leader of the Liberal Party, which now heads the Dutch government, has advised "recognizable Jews, orthodox Jews" that their children should emigrate from the Netherlands to Israel or the United States.

Sahota's grandparents emigrated from the Punjaab in 1966.

-What groups immigrated to and emigrated from the region?

Mr. Zeltser emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1974.

His family had emigrated from the vicinity of Turin, in northern Italy.