Sentence examples for immigration phase from inspiring English sources

Other European countries (think of France, Great Britain, and the Netherlands) have entered the immigration phase somewhat earlier, partly due to their colonial histories and partly due to the recruitment of guest workers.

This immigration phase is similar in all CNS antigen-specific T cells, irrespective of their pathogenicity [ 12].

It had seemed that economic gravity, along with a new, more selective immigration system phased in from 2008, would do most of the job.

However, since the 1980s the migration flow has constantly been growing and, as recent studies emphasize, also during the economic crisis (at least in the initial phase) immigration flow to Italy increased, rather than decreased.

Islam in France, he argues, has been passing through several phases: immigration; adaptation; crisis, especially for the young; and now, he says, "insertion, integration and normalisation".

A new phase of immigration in rural Wales in the 1980s and increased economic vulnerability to the global free market prompted renewed and more cohesive efforts to conserve Welsh heritage.

In 1952, as the McCarthy era was reaching its hysterical phase, the Immigration and Nationality Act, better known as McCarran-Walter, added Communists to the list of aliens to be excluded from entry.

But more than anything, she was concerned about a new phase of immigration into the country.

They have only recently entered a phase of immigration, a trend that is also reflected in Olympic context.

Since European settlement the population of New South Wales has been representative of that of Australia as a whole; the successive phases of immigration have produced no major cultural or linguistic differences between the states.

This is lower than studies performed in later phases of immigration.