Sentence examples for migrant would have from inspiring English sources

— No migrant would have dared cross from Mexico into this particular stretch of Arizona on Sunday.

"My client did not expect that punching the migrant would have this effect, and he places the episode in a defensive context".

The GPs described how the undocumented migrant would have to settle for less than would be the case if a native-born Dane were treated and that the treatment to some extent would be based on assumptions " If I couldn't get a proper anamnesis, then I would have to treat him based on the fever and that it hurt when he urinated and then think that it was probably a urinary tract infection.

Migrants would have limited rights to appeal those decisions.

It is believed that the migrants would have paid around £2,000 for their journey across the sea.

If Mare Nostrum were still going, the migrants would have been given shelter inside a large ship within an hour".

Without it, cities that have attracted lots of well-educated domestic migrants would have seized up, becoming top-heavy with university graduates.

However, research by the National Institute of Economic & Social Research has shown that a cut in the number of migrants would have a negative impact on the economy.

The Conservatives would press for new EU rules barring migrants from receiving tax credits and child benefit until they have worked in Britain for four years, while migrants would have to wait four years to be entitled to council housing.

Shadow ministers apologised for opening labour markets to eastern European migrants when Labour was in power: an apology both illiberal and empty, for other migrants would have and did come anyway.

It says that by the end of August, 100,000 migrants would have made the journey to Italy, yet just 1,300 are in Calais - who appear, it says, to be "the exception, not the rule".