Sentence examples for for emigrant from inspiring English sources
The police are also investigating whether the Finsbury Park mosque, or the Tottenham office of Sheik Omar Bakri Mohamed and his Muhajiroun (Arabic for Emigrant) organization, or the southeast London address listed as Sakina headquarters actually helped recruit young men to fight in conflicts that Mr. Bakri, a Syrian-born Islamic judge, today described as "just wars" from Macedonia to Kashmir.
Jose Cesario, the secretary of state for emigrant communities, said up to 240,000 people had left since 2011.
The case of Mexico shows that the economic asymmetry between the sending and receiving states, which underpins the transnational labour migration, does not directly translate into an instrumentalisation of citizenship for emigrant incorporation.
This may reduce aggression and foster social acceptance for emigrant males as they transfer from their natal group upon maturity.
But to the extent that the tendency for emigrant health professionals to leave the health sector does not differ markedly by country of origin, even numbers that do not account for this phenomenon still give a good indicator of relative emigration across sending countries.
Assuming that juveniles emigrate with probability and that there is a relative survival cost c for emigrants (as in the dispersal model), and These expressions are consistent with eqs.
Furthermore, Study 2 found similar effects for emigrants.
Canada was the main attraction for emigrants, with Australia and New Zealand next (the US has never been as popular with Scots as with the Irish).
Los Chiles in Costa Rica is accessible by road from San Carlos, which has become a point of transition for emigrants from Nicaragua (many of whom are undocumented).
Kendall joins an exodus of 10,000 Britons to New Zealand this year, plus many more who are heading to Australia and Canada and less-traditional destinations for emigrants, such as Germany and Singapore.
Rain hailed a taxi and gave the driver the address, which turned out to be a hotel — a way station for emigrants.
