Sentence examples for emigration policies from inspiring English sources

The 1974 Jackson-Vanik Amendment, by linking trade to the emigration policies of Communist countries, sent a message that certain basic freedoms would not be compromised.

President Bush promised to work to persuade Congress to revoke the obsolete Jackson-Vanik legislation, which threatens economic sanctions against Russia because of emigration policies not followed since the Soviet era, but so far he has failed.

The decision to include exit policies was partly motivated by our interest to test the effect of emigration policies on migration flows.

The city will be relatively populous: its number of households is to remain permanently at 5,040.[20] Immigration and emigration policies are designed to avoid population excess and deficiency.

Besides significantly extending the geographical and historical coverage of existing migration policy databases, DEMIG POLICY also tracks emigration policies in order to overcome the common 'receiving country bias' in migration research.

As stated by FitzGerald and Cook-Martín (2014, p. 21): "One of the purposes of immigration and emigration policies is to make a country appear more modern and civilized.

Laurier's land and emigration policy remains as perhaps the basic achievement of his government.

At Malta, Bush had said that the United States would grant the Soviet Union most-favored-nation trading status provided the Soviet Union pass legislation codifying its liberalized emigration policy, which the Soviet Union was expected to do by the time of the Washington summit.

(Gopinath Pillai, a Singaporean diplomat of Keralite descent, describes the situation like this: one poor fellow works three shifts in Dubai, saving every penny to send home, where there will be eight guys reading two newspapers a day and discussing politics).Kerala's emigration policy has been a model for the rest of India.

The council wants a dedicated minister responsible for emigration policy and for the Irish abroad.

Policymakers have long used the benefits of remittances to underpin emigration policy.