Sentence examples for emigrate in the from inspiring English sources

Following international pressure on Syria to allow them to leave the country, much of the Jewish population chose to emigrate in the late 20th century; many chose to settle in New York City.

But the Israeli government has been slow to act on their requests, saying their ties to Judaism are not as certain as those of Ethiopians who clearly maintained their faith and were allowed to emigrate in the past.

Unemployment is up to 13.8 percent (it was as low as 4.2 percent as recently as 2005); public spending has been savagely and repeatedly cut since 2008; the deficit has risen to 14.3 percent; and current predictions suggest that 100,000 people will emigrate in the next several years, from a population of 4.3 million.

Emigration intentions is a binary variable, coded 1 if the respondent intends to emigrate in the next 3 years, and 0 otherwise.

More than a quarter of all Irish households have seen a close family member emigrate in the last two years, according to the latest figures.

The previous section has illustrated the non-linear relationship between a household's level of wealth, and the probability that one member of this household will emigrate in the near future.

He lives in Ottawa, where he emigrated in the 1960s.

With the hope of emigrating in the early 1990's, many left their villages for the cities.

Celeste Nigro's father, Sebastiano Bazzoni, emigrated in the 1920s from Sardinia.

As many as 1.4m are believed to have emigrated in the past 20 years, over half of them to Greece.

"I called it tea kvass," said Mr. Kilun, who emigrated in the late 1980s from what is now Uzbekistan.