Sentence examples for emigration movement from inspiring English sources

The emigration movement toward America was influenced by beliefs in eschatologically fixed dates (e.g., Columbus).

The painting, noted its creator, evokes "the great emigration movement, which attained its culminating point in 1852".

Within two decades, the Jewish emigration movement, together with the broader Soviet human rights campaign, contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union itself.

He has apparently emerged from his nine years of confinement much the same as when he was arrested in 1977 in a campaign to taint the Jewish emigration movement with the charge of treason.

He described those principles in terms of tilting with K.G.B. interrogators who were accusing him of treason, espionage and anti-Soviet agitation in his efforts on behalf of the Jewish emigration movement.

The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 added fuel to the flames, Solzhenitsyn was expelled from the country in 1974, and, with the rise of the emigration movement the Bonner-Sakharov partnership became the epicentre of open and public protest.

Displaced adults with transmitters halted emigration movements when they approached the habitat edge.

The expectation of the Kingdom of God, in the form of the imminent expectation, plays a strong role in emigration movements.

The third and final era, which began in the mid-2000s, has been defined by relatively stable emigration outflows and expanding emigration movements to destination countries beyond the former Soviet states (Cantarji and Mincu, 2013; Gugushvili, 2013).

Military paid births had substantially more out-of-state emigration before age six (73.2%w vs 17.0%w, p < 0.001), to such an extent that military paid births accounted for 42.5%w of all emigration movements.

This should be taken into consideration when interpreting mortality trends in nations with large immigration and emigration movements.