Sentence examples for irregular migratory from inspiring English sources
(Participant 4) Undocumented migrants who obtained treatment expressed deep gratitude towards those healthcare professionals who would treat them despite their irregular migratory status.
Countries that follow the principle of jus sanguinis rather than jus soli may have a final sub-category of persons who by birth inherit their parents' irregular migratory status.
Studies from Germany and Sweden indicate that the circumstances arising from living with an irregular migratory status and restricted access to healthcare can be an independent risk factor for reduced physical and mental health.
Mental health issues were predominant and the majority of undocumented migrant participants reported that the conditions of living with an irregular migratory status induced mental health problems, including generalised stress, anxiety and depression: "You don't even have your identity.
The cyclical dominance of H1N1 virus isolation from shorebirds and gulls appears to be more irregular than that from migratory ducks, with an overall isolation rate of 0.15% (16 isolates per 11 030 samples).
Due to that migratory existence, the mail service was irregular, albeit dedicated.
Frontex Deputy Executive Director Gil Arias told VICE News that border control is not the solution for irregular migration, it's just a piece of the puzzle: "To tackle migratory flows, you need to work on development in the countries of origin and the countries of transit, among many other things".
Parrots as a family are overwhelmingly neither migratory nor sedentary but considered to either be dispersive, irruptive, nomadic or undertake small and irregular migrations.
The Padrón in Spain seems to have adapted much better to the new migratory circumstances of the country, by incorporating the category of country of birth, enabling the registration of irregular migrants and providing strong incentives for the registration of the migrant population in general, and irregular migrants in particular.
