Sentence examples for long term migrants from inspiring English sources

Among countries supplying long term migrants to the NHS, Iraq and Myanmar have lower than expected economic growth rates.

It is therefore understandable that Iraq and Myanmar supply long term migrants to England but unclear why South Africa and Jamaica supply short term migrants.

South Africa more closely resembles countries supplying long term migrants in terms of its economic profile; although here too socio-political instability is a push factor to emigration [ 12].

Table 3 also shows that, as compared with countries supplying short term migrants, those supplying long term migrants tend to be poorer (average GDP per capita of US$ 3767 versus US$2551818) with a lower number of doctors per 1000 population (mean of 0.58 versus 2.92) but stronger economic growth (mean GDP real growth rate of 5.2% versus 2.4%) [ 6, 7].

In this paper, we deal with the study of urban spaces through the analysis of mobile phone records by focusing on a specific subset of mobile phone users, that is those with strong international links, which typically charecterise short and long term migrant communities and those travelling to a city as tourists or for work.

Some might still not be long-term migrants.

Long-term migrants are defined as those who move abroad for at least 12 months.

Johnson first called for an amnesty for long-term migrants last April.

While nearly a million travellers a year are interviewed, only about 5,000 count as "long-term" migrants – that is, in the UK for more than 12 months.

"Polling has shown that the British public does not see international students as long-term migrants, but as valuable, temporary visitors.

The ONS said 308,000 long-term migrants came to live in Britain to work – an increase of 30,000 and the highest on record.