Sentence examples for migrant abroad from inspiring English sources

Household wealth is positively associated with the probability to send a migrant abroad.

In a district with no previous history of migration (network=0), a share of unemployed among members higher by 10% slightly decreases the probability to send a migrant abroad, by about 1%.

Rich countries, too, with many migrants abroad, benefit from large flows of remittances.

The report also notes the role that remittances from migrants abroad can play in boosting food security.

Such remittances are important, says Dilip Ratha of the World Bank, but it is not enough to tap the income of migrants abroad.

The biggest recipients are in fact middle-income countries; the most destitute places are usually remote from rich ones and send few migrants abroad.

The academy's British and Australian counterparts, and the UN, have voiced a similar position.Cutting girls' genitals is still common in 28 mostly African countries and among their migrants abroad.

(Whether they go on to make better or worse citizens is harder to prove).Tides and dykesConversely, countries that send migrants abroad want to make sure that expatriates do not become ex-patriots.

Foes of the law note the paradox that Italy, which sent millions of migrants abroad a century ago and again after World War II, should adopt some of Europe's most stringent anti-immigrant legislation.

Only this week, Vicente Fox's government pledged to pass legislation to enable all Mexicans abroad to vote in the 2006 presidential election.In this section Out of Eden El Norte gets a voice First blows Somewhat cool ReprintsThe state of Zacatecas, in the centre of Mexico, has emerged as a leading force in the organisation of migrants abroad.

Countries with larger young populations (relative to the total population) tend to send more migrants abroad.