He talks frequently about the privations of his early years: he slept in a drawer as a baby because his parents couldn't afford a cot, and his family was forced to travel round the country looking for work, before finally emigrating to South Africa.
The Lib Dem business secretary, who is the most frequent and high-profile critic of his party's coalition partners, even mocked the policy, adding: "When you think about the logic of it: net immigration means reducing the number of people coming in or increasing the number of British people emigrating.
It's no wonder that so many of these uprooted souls chose to uproot themselves again by emigrating to Britain.
You mad?" Years later, Davies said in an interview that Terry and Julie were based on his sister and her boyfriend emigrating to a new world.
Last month, a Money reader from London found that the car he had been given by a relative who was emigrating was clamped and he had to pay £650 in fines and charges to the DVLA.
Brândua Predescu at the foreign ministry points out that Romanians actually started emigrating with the fall of the Ceausescu regime, and the trend continued through the country's steady progression towards full EU membership.
Konta, a Great Britain player for 10 years now since emigrating from Australia, paid guarded tribute to the LTA for her development, although she spends most of her time in Spain under the tutelage of Jose Manuel Garcia-Rodriguez and Esteban Carril.
Europeans are not emigrating to Africa in large numbers so they simply don't need to care how Africans view them.
Farmers also adapt to higher temperatures by planting new crops or by emigrating to cities.
Born in 1974, he studied music in Poland before emigrating to America.
A study of Cape Verdeans finds that an increase of ten percentage points in young people's perceived probability of emigrating raises the probability of their completing secondary school by around eight points.
