Sentence examples for emigration groups from inspiring English sources

Just as the Germans were about to put a full-scale deportation plan into motion, the Romanian dictator, Gen. Ion Antonescu, sensed the winds shifting in favor of the Allies; he also discovered that international emigration groups would pay cash for the release of Jews abroad.

In the control group there are municipalities with very low emigration rates (Group 4), which are less likely to be affected by the changing economic conditions in foreign countries.

Variation in group size is a result of immigration and emigration of group members during the study period.

Emigration by both groups has  tailed off.

Data on death or emigration for both groups were retrieved by Statistics Sweden from the Total Population Register.

Experiments 1 and 2 therefore showed that familiarization with a high quality nest could improve emigration speed and group cohesion independently, but did not reveal how both parameters could be affected simultaneously.

First, we do not explicitly consider dynamics, such as group founding, group numbers, individual emigration and immigration, and competition for limiting resources within or between groups.

Without death and naturalization, the change in the diaspora ratio measures the annual net emigration of the selected group from the source.

We also found that familiarization with a high quality and a low quality nest sites prior to emigration led to increased group cohesion and improved both speed and accuracy of emigrations (experiment 3), in apparent contradiction with the classical implications of a speed-accuracy trade-off.

Coverage of child health reviews for children who emigrate out of Scotland altogether is unknown, but emigration is commoner among least deprived groups.

The emigration of Huguenots (a Protestant group) after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685) resulted in industrial decline.