Sentence examples for foreign migration from inspiring English sources
However, statistics based on citizenship allow to better distinguish between foreign migration inflows and returns of national citizens who migrated abroad (Strozza, Natale, Todisco, & Ballacci, 2002).
Whittle says he joined the party because of the EU and the level of foreign migration.
The Europeans' new immigrant-friendly proposal, which requires the approval of member governments, comes as anti-immigrant sentiment pervades national debates about foreign migration.
An advocate of introducing a London-specific work permit or visa, he accepts that the case for foreign migration can be difficult to make.
"The diverse understandings of foreign migration to the South of Brazil (1818-1950)." Virtual: Virtual Brazilian Anthropology (10) 2. Matala de Mazza, Ethel (2009).
Combining domestic and foreign migration, New York — with the third highest rate of loss — was one of 13 states that suffered a net loss.
Topics included: university policies toward foreign students, migration of foreign trained engineers and scientists to the US, the labor market impact, and the impact on productivity and competitiveness.
The left lobe of the liver was the most frequent site of foreign body migration (65.9%) because of the anatomical proximity to the stomach.
While France and Germany have a longstanding history of foreign seasonal migration combined with a high intake of workers, Australia and New Zealand only recently established seasonal worker regulations with a comparatively lower intake.
A shift has emerged in the patterns of human trafficking in Nepal with the opening of the borders to foreign labor migration and the rapid internal displacements caused by the cross-cutting issues interlinked with poverty, unemployment, gender discrimination, social exclusion, and globalization (11).
Along with foreign immigration, domestic migration by African Americans from the South led to Philadelphia having the largest black population of a Northern U.S. city in this period.
