Sentence examples for human immigration from inspiring English sources

As with the other mammals, there was no major early human immigration back into Asia.

In other words, drawing from the writer's comparison to human immigration, let's at least make sure they all have a visa.

But without the spotlight – and funds – that tourism brings, the Ecuadorian government would almost certainly have done less to manage illegal fishing and the pressures of human immigration on the islands in order to restore World Heritage status in 2009.

None of these concerns, in the minds of environmentalists, conservationists and scientists with whom we work, is linked in any way to the intentional human immigration that continues to increase the vitality of this country.

After familiarisation with the data, the following recurrent themes were identified: herd management calendar and transhumance; human immigration into KGR; sale, purchase and productivity of cattle; and the future of pastoralism.

The earliest rice cultivation on the Ryukyu Islands occurred in ca. 1100 BP and was not introduced from southern China; instead, it was introduced at the time of human immigration from Kyushu into the region [11], [14].

Inspired by global human migration, immigration and pilgrimage, Flock House is built upon reclaimed, redesigned, and rethought materials within a culture.

His career focus has been on civil and human rights, immigration detention, and government accountability.

FAILURES in asylum policy have spread "untold human misery"; immigration authorities did not know what they were doing; it has been "too easy" to get into Britain.

Meet some of the fellows who will be working in criminal justice, environmental justice, human trafficking, immigration, labor law, and more.

They are people who could broadly be described as out of step with the cultural assumptions – such as a respect for human rights, immigration, feminism and diversity – that are the bread-and-butter of liberal democracy.