Sentence examples for emigration in from inspiring English sources

The concept of emigration in Islam is to emigrate from "lands of disbelief" to the lands of Islam (Al-Uthaymeen 2002 10).

However, immigration is predicted to slightly exceed emigration in the coming years.

Emigration in 2008 was 734k while it was only 679k in 2011.

The ONS forecasts assume there will be no net emigration in the future.

The recent exodus has surpassed the wave of Portuguese emigration in the 1960s that saw an unskilled labour force leave.

An article on Sept. 2 about a new museum of emigration in Bremerhaven, Germany, referred incorrectly to its uniqueness.

He facilitated some emigration in pursuit of a policy of ethnic cleansing to "concentrate" German Jews elsewhere.

I had walked though emigration in UK, sauntered through immigration in the US, strolled through US emigration, boarded a plane to Nassau, and entered the Bahamas.

Total emigration in 2015 was 297,000 and far below its peak a decade ago when it stood at 427,000 in 2008.

Nearly every family in Ireland has been touched by emigration in some way, said Anne O'Donovan, chief coordinator of Emigrant Advice, a counseling service in Dublin.

Because it conveys much of what was in the air in Russia before Mr. Volkov's emigration in 1976, it has received support from prominent Russian musicians and others.