Sentence examples for migrant scheme from inspiring English sources

Lucano describes the Italians who work with him in the centre as "potential emigrants who didn't leave", thanks to the migrant scheme.

British fruit and vegetable growers have expressed outrage at a decision by Home Office ministers to close a 60-year-old seasonal migrant scheme under which east European workers have picked a third of the UK's fresh produce crop.

Its parallel migrant scheme and the flexibility allowing undocumented migrants to opt into the system indicates that Thailand's progressive view of UHC goes beyond coverage on the basis of citizenship.

The emergency vote was organized after EU interior ministers failed to back a migrant quota scheme on Monday.

The migrant business scheme was uncovered in a 2014 inquiry titled Mafia Capital, which was ordered by Rome's mayor, Ignazio Marino, and encompassed a review of all city contracts.

Thailand even allows undocumented migrants to opt into its Compulsory Migrant Health Insurance scheme, while Malaysia and Singapore are still yet to consider including migrants in their government-run UHC systems.

The farmers have allegedly been given assurances that the migrant worker schemes on which their harvests depend will be protected.

Last year, Cameron refused to participate in a UN programme to resettle 30,000 people fleeing Syria; instead, the Government set up a vulnerable migrants relocation scheme, designed to help the elderly, the disabled and victims of sexual violence and torture.

Comparisons between countries also pose a challenge due to the diversity of UHC designs, migration profiles, and migrant protection schemes, not to mention the reliability of data on migration.

While welcoming the extension to the scheme, Migrant Rights Centre Ireland said some migrant fishermen seeking permits have been dumped by their employers.

Although all employers are now required to pay health insurance fees for employed migrant workers, the scheme has failed to include all enterprises due to difficulties in enforcement.