Sentence examples for migrants are presented from inspiring English sources

Migrants are presented en masse as a faceless tide of humans, when climate change is connected with mass migration that group of migrants is seen as vast and unquantifiable.

A review of the recent literature is provided in Section 2. The general setting is introduced in Section 3. The case of risk neutral migrants is presented in Section 4, while the case of risk averse migrants is analyzed in Section 5.

François Crépeau, the UN special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, is presenting a report on workers' conditions in June.

A number of prevention and screening strategies for migrant workers are presented here, classified according to the three phases of migration: 'pre-departure' (departing Sri Lanka), 'at destination' (time spent in the Gulf States) and 'upon-arrival' (arrival back in Sri Lanka).

The basic results from the Cox hazard model for the male Mexican migrants in their last US trip are presented in Table 5. Migrants stay shorter when they are married, have more children under 18, especially children aged 0 12 and boys.

The results of discriminant analysis of differences between labor-migrant and non-labor-migrant households in livelihood activities are presented in Table  3.

The themes emerging in the interviews with GPs and ER physicians on their experiences with treating undocumented migrants and these migrants' access to health care services are presented below.

"It's about asking them to question some of their negative stereotypes that are presented around migrants, often in the mainstream media".

Characteristics of both migrant cohorts from the FSU are presented in Table 1.

To better understanding the construct validity of SF-36 for migrant population, the CFA results are presented in Fig.  1, the goodness of fitting indicators are: GFI = 0.926, Chi-Square/Df = 2.059, RMSEA = 0.037, CFI = 0.939.

Patterns in the data suggested variation in experience by women's ethnic group and generation (first vs second generation migrants to the UK); the results are presented to reflect this (tables 1 and 2).