No, the part of a sentence "emigrate without" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
It is missing a subject and a verb and cannot stand alone. However, it can be used as part of a complete sentence, such as "Many people choose to emigrate without considering the challenges they may face in their new country." This phrase can be used in written English to show that someone is leaving their country to go to another one, but they are not taking something with them (such as their family or possessions).
Although valuable as a source of data on intent to emigrate, the difficulties with verification data are multiple: health professionals may emigrate without applying for verification, they may apply for verification retrospectively (after emigration has already occurred), they may apply for verification on several occasions, or they may apply and not follow through with emigration [ 17].
Moscow needed to understand that domestic change must include the right to emigrate without the daunting obstacle course so long in place.
The European Union's internal borders are already blurred and its citizens cross them in order to travel, work and emigrate without visas.
It stars Rosalinda, the irrepressible tyrant babushka who'll stop at nothing to keep her family from emigrating without her as the Soviet Union falls apart.
Of the 89 661 remaining, 88 596 (98.8%) have contributed a follow-up questionnaire, 315 (0.4%) have emigrated without follow-up questionnaire and 750 (0.8%) others have not yet returned their questionnaire.
The survival times of implants in patients who had died or emigrated without revision of the prosthesis were censored at the date of death or emigration.
First, for the second period (after the 2000 census), information was missing for an unknown number of individuals having emigrated without notification and some deaths not linkable to the SNC.
For those who emigrate here without speaking the language and without access to the work force as a professional, discrimination from non-minorities is much easier to come by and much harder to combat.
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.
An increasing number, especially the Eritreans, emigrate to Europe without any country in mind.
The best and the brightest young Europeans may emigrate to countries without such burdens; and if the economy stagnates, those that remain may eventually decide either to default on their debts, or to cut benefits to the elderly.
