Sentence examples for entry countries from inspiring English sources

Juncker's proposal would exempt the main entry countries Hungary, Greece and Italy from taking relocated refugees.

Naturalisation entitles the immigrant to the full set of the entry country's rights and thus ensures legal equality between immigrants and natives.

The so-called Dublin regulation, which requires point-of-entry countries to process asylum claims, is collapsing under the weight of its own irrelevance – and it needs to be replaced with a coherent alternative.

Late entry Muslim countries have been slow to field female sports stars, although this is changing.

This has led, he said, to "measures aimed at preventing their entry into countries of arrival and to the adoption of measures designed to make this more difficult".

But there is also a longer-term explanation, based on the weakened power of labour after the entry of countries like China into the global employment market.

As a consequence, there has been a significant increase in the age at school entry in countries such as the USA (Deming and Dynarski 2008).

We have shut our borders and imagine that every entry (from countries with people of color) are imminent threats to our safety and health.

During the competition period the exposure entries receive leads to a series of collaborations that have included multi-national companies replicated entries in new countries, entries connection to new donors, and entrants forming partnerships.

Inspired by a Saxon church in Arundel, McKie's poem beat more than 1,200 entries from countries across the world.

It's a digital globe with music and animation, drawing kids in to the meat of its text and photographic entries on countries, people and nature.