Meanwhile, Indians themselves found work or didn't, left their communities, or didn't.
League officials say that the number is closer to 3 million when buraku who have left their communities are included.
Hundreds of flag-waving settlers left their communities to demonstrate, blocking intersections on the highway between Hebron and Jerusalem.
One of the reasons is that people left their communities in the East End because there wasn't a community left there and set up another one here.
Labour recruiting often caused the breakup of traditional societies if too many males left their communities and the creation of immigrant labour communities if they did not.
When he and my mother left their communities behind and bought this plot of land at the end of a road near a town they didn't know, their idea was almost certainly to become prosperous by raising silver foxes and, later on, mink.
If history holds any lessons, it's that when the companies inevitably faltered or failed, they left their communities barren as well, and people had to migrate or suffer as a consequence.
For example, he said, children may not have a lot of worldly experiences and may have never left their communities, but they're being put into a facility with a lot of other people.
In Saskatchewan, 52% of rural physicians left their communities over a five-year period, from fiscal 1992/1993 to 1996/1997 [ 5].
One of the major stressors for women who participated in this study was the juxtaposition of diminishing local birthing choices, with loss of connection to family, clan and culture when they left their communities to give birth.
