Sentence examples for emigration problem from inspiring English sources

Artur Debski believes learning from UK strengths can help Poland tackle its "dangerous" emigration problem.

A report for the Central Committee's security section noted: "The emigration problem is confronting us with a fundamental problem of the GDR's development.

Mrs. Ogata made no reference to Cuba's own emigration problems.

The Kubilius government has won praise for averting bankruptcy and returning the economy to growth, but it has been criticized over declining living standards and increased emigration, a problem highlighted by a recent census showing that the country's population fell below three million earlier this year.

Mass emigration has been a problem for generations, and the region is still among the very poorest in Italy.

Human rights groups accuse the government of not doing enough to tackle the problem of emigration.

It is unlikely that the problem of emigration can be tackled in the long term without addressing the structural and political factors that affect HRH at national and global levels [ 20, 22- 24].

Staffing problems include emigration of health workers, limited training opportunities, illness among health workers and increased demand for treatment [ 3- 5].

The rapid growth of the number of physicians can lead to a number of serious workforce problems besides emigration.

Two decades later, Jewish emigration is no longer a problem, but the law is.

The policy had become a major source of grievance for the Cuban government because it stimulated emigration, compounding the brain-drain problem poor countries like Cuba have always had. (On Thursday, Obama also shelved a special program offering fast-track U.S. residency to Cuban medical professionals).