Sentence examples for large remittances from inspiring English sources

This week the rapper, seeming upbeat, told AP that if elected he would work to change Haiti's constitution to allow dual citizenship and give Haitians living abroad – a source of large remittances – the right to vote.

To study whether this may be the case, the bureau is assembling a database of information from a large remittance provider, as well as credit score information from a credit bureau (the report doesn't identify them, but says they won't provide any personally identifiable information to the federal government).

Indeed, it was the interest of Mexico to let people migrate since those who migrate provided Mexico with large remittance funds (about $368 per migrant on average).

Additionally, rural areas benefit more from larger remittances than a higher incidence of remittances.

After examining expatriate communities between 1980 and 2009, David Leblang of the University of Virginia wrote in February of last year that "dual citizenship generates larger remittances at the macro and micro levels".

Bangladesh is currently one of the largest remittance-receiving countries: its citizens work in many richer countries - South Korea, the Middle East, other parts of Asia - and send money back home.

Indeed, higher monthly earnings are positively linked to larger remittance flows.

Billions of dollars are moving out of Middle East, and India is the largest remittance market in the world, so we want to grow ourselves there, too," Tallent explained.

The UK startup says that Germany is the world's fourth largest remittance market — worth an estimated $15 billion a year, and is pinning growth on this newly-entered country.

The Philippines is one of the largest remittance markets in the world, and it would be interesting to see a payments firm using the blockchain to tackle that opportunity.

Remittances to Morocco, which is the third largest remittance-recipient country in the MENA region, are estimated by the World Bank at more than $6.5 billion in 2012, which is about 7.5% of its GDP.