Sentence examples for facilitating migration from inspiring English sources
Our finding of a stronger impact of the policy on Hui nationality people points to an additional (and potentially unintended) outcome of the policy in facilitating migration for ethnic groups which are not the most likely to migrate otherwise.
We delivered national advice on the prioritization of a total of 2924 barriers located within WFD water bodies, facilitating migration for all 18 indigenous migratory fish species.
The boundary dividing those zones east and west of the Himalayas is not well marked, however, as the mountain chains there often have a north-south trend facilitating migration of animals between them.
What is happening here seems clear: in order to sustain current border policies, allegations of facilitating migration and collusion with smuggling networks have become the new weapon on both shores of the Mediterranean to discredit those who challenge restrictive migration policies.
In a joint paper this week, two German Europhiles, Daniela Schwarzer of the SWP think-tank in Berlin, and Guntram Wolff of Bruegel in Brussels, advocate three measures: increasing public investment in Germany, facilitating migration by Europeans to Germany and liberalising the services sector.
The integrin or subunits responsible for facilitating migration varies with the stimulant.
The SKOV-3 cell line migrated more rapidly through TN than through BSA indicating that TN can facilitate migration of ovarian carcinoma cells.
The MANY seminar continues work on the MANY project an online platform to facilitate migration through an exchange of needs.
Jim Yong Kim, president of the World Bank group, said the current era of demographic change could prove to be "an engine of economic growth" if the right policies were in place to facilitate migration.
The "compatible" term referred to an old 709 batch processing system that it emulated to facilitate migration to the new world of timesharing.
High salinity and natural organic matter are both known to facilitate migration of toxic or radioactive metals in geochemical systems, but little is known on their combined effect.
