Sentence examples for matters of migration from inspiring English sources
The point is made well and with reference to detailed polling in a report – published in 2014 but still fresh with insight – from British Future, a thinktank specialising in matters of migration and identity.
Now everyone will hope that after the British theatrics, the serious business of preventing Europe's dislocation and addressing the urgent matters of migration and geopolitical security will come back to the fore.
Colleagues in social policy are exploring the rise of Islamophobia, studying the impact of changing matters of migration, looking at issues of debt and poverty, trying to improve housing, developing new ways of supporting families who are facing multiple disadvantages and working with voluntary organisations and charities involved in delivering public services.
For the Hispanics who come to the United States, it's a matter of migration north for them.
Then there's the issue of migration.
Six millenniums later, snowshoeing is, of course, no longer a matter of mass migration and survival.
"It is our position that the matter of illegal migration is the fault of the Cuban Adjustment Act, which only stimulates illegal traffic and risks the lives of innocent people," said Luis Fernández, a spokesman for the Cuban government in Washington.
We are entwined with Europe on matters of security, trade, migration, health and many many other issues besides – so much so that a PhD thesis could barely cover the pros and cons of membership.
Atul Hatwal, director of Migration Matters, said the estimate – far lower than competing claims by groups such as MigrationWatch – was based on analysis of historical EU migration patterns, macro-economic factors such as the impact of the recession on the UK, and limited job opportunities in areas such as manual labour.
The relationship between wealth and migration matters for the impact of migration on inequality in origin communities, as shown in McKenzie and Rapoport (2007).
In addition, the timing of migration matters since the introduction of pathogens from Africa (Eurasia) during the autumn (spring) migration is less likely because birds do not come directly from these areas.
