Sentence examples for immigrations from from inspiring English sources

The basic culture of these peoples survived the Roman occupation and was later strengthened and broadened by Celtic immigrations from other parts of Britain.

The greater part of the continent has long been inhabited by black peoples, but in historic times there also have occurred major immigrations from both Asia and Europe.

A variety of policy implications, from public finance, allocation of social resources, to land use planning of rural areas and potential social conflicts, are discussed in response to the trend of population aging and immigrations from the Mainland.

Some Republicans are seeking to end Mr Obama's immigration policies, which protect more than five million undocumented immigrations from deportation, using the homeland security $40m £26mm) budget as a bargaining chip.

The majority of the commercial buildings along Spring Street are Italianate styles and Gothic Revival churches reflecting the large immigrations from Ireland and Germany that came during the time period.

Perry used the speech to take a hit at President Barack Obama, criticizing the release of thousands of undocumented immigrations from immigration jails due to budget constraints in February.

Immigration from the Dominican Republic to the United States has grown rapidly.

Immigration from Mexico only partly accounts for the change.

After 1896 immigration from eastern Europe began in considerable numbers.

But this is a function of Catholic immigration from Latin America.

All Republicans want to restrict immigration from Syria and Iraq.