Among both Moldovan and Georgia migrants to the CIS, a smaller share of men than women emigrated for family reunification purposes, but among Georgian migrants to the EU, a larger share of men than women emigrated on the grounds of family reunification.
Broadly speaking, insect migration is of three types: some insects emigrate on one-way journeys to breed, others migrate from a breeding area to a feeding area, and still others migrate from breeding areas to hibernation sites.
In 1980, a violent seizure of the Peruvian Embassy in Havana by asylum seekers led to the so-called Mariel boatlift, in which a hundred thousand Cubans were allowed to emigrate to the United States on boats sent from Florida to retrieve them.
Andrus Viirg, head of Enteprise Estonia Silicon Valley, talks about his family's experiences during the Soviet occupation and family members who emigrated, focusing on the events of the late 1980s and early 1990 and the subsequent digitalization of Estonia.
We determined the age distribution of emigrating smolts on the American River based on scales analyzed for 99 returning wild adults sampled during spawning at Nimbus Hatchery during the winters of 2001 through 2005.
But in 1685, the year in which Locke wrote the First Letter concerning religious toleration, Louis XIV had revoked the Edict of Nantes, and the Huguenots were being persecuted and forced to emigrate on mass.
Taking advantage of her Strasbourg origin, she was able to emigrate to the United States in June 1939 on the French quota, rather than the German one, which was full.
Müller applied to emigrate on political grounds with her then husband, a writer named Richard Wagner.
In the early 1990s, President Hafez Assad of Syria allowed his country's remaining Jews, numbering 6,000 or so, to emigrate on condition that they didn't go to Israel.
Another overlooked factor is that many women emigrate on family reunification visas.
