Sentence examples for flow of foreigners from inspiring English sources

Turkey gradually sealed its borders, stemming the flow of foreigners, but the already large numbers of fighters on the ground posed a formidable problem.

While President Trump has largely, and loudly, focused his immigration policy on the border, his administration has quietly reshaped the country's legal flow of foreigners, including those seeking to travel, work or study in the United States.

The flow of foreigners into Britain has accelerated over the past ten years, partly because of demand (booming economies need new workers) and partly because of supply (developing-country disorder and new entrants into the European Union).

Richard Barrett, a former director of Global Counter Terrorism Operations for the British Secret Intelligence Service and a senior vice-president of the Soufan Group, a security company that tracks Islamic extremism, told me, "My impression is that, were it not for the Absis, you wouldn't have got that sudden flow of foreigners away from al-Nusra into the Islamic State".

The council resolution "calls upon member states that have the capacity to do so to take all necessary measures... on the territory under the control of Isil [Isis]" It also urges states to intensify efforts to stem the flow of foreigners looking to fight with Isis in Iraq and Syria and to prevent and suppress financing of terrorism.

Yet attitudes like hers have played their part in slowing the inward flow of foreigners to Western Europe.When racial unrest flared in various parts of Western Europe in the early 1990s, a rash of legislation restricted new immigrants and hurried the deportation of illegal ones.

First, we estimate to what extent changes in migration flows of foreigners and nationals responded differently to the worsening in the labor market situation.

This new approach is informative since, as mentioned previously, immigration flows of foreigners started in a moment when there were no foreigners in Spain, something similar to what is happening nowadays with Spaniards going abroad.

The non-dom system is an anomaly, but Britain should not stop the flow of skilled foreigners the economy needs.

Second, it was determined to stem the flow of incoming foreigners and make state welfare for them less generous.

General Dailey said that cracking down on the flow of foreign fighters would reduce the most dangerous attacks against allied forces in Iraq, since the vast majority of suicide bombers were foreigners.