Sentence examples similar to migrants down the from inspiring English sources

The answer to threats outside the democratic community of states -- whether from China and Russia's territorial aggrandizement, Iran and North Korea's nuclearization, terrorism, or large numbers of migrants pushing down the doors of Europe -- is not to entirely batten down the hatches.

And it heard evidence that migrants may push down the "natural" rate of unemployment, since they are more flexible than sluggish Britons about which jobs they take.

From June to August 2015, illegal migrants effectively shut down the main ports between France and Britain, who blamed each other, before French or British politicians acted to secure the ports, when they were accused of heartlessness and racism.

An influx of unskilled migrants may drag down the wages of unskilled natives, but this effect is "very small at most, and may be irrelevant", according to a number of different studies.

The use of agency workers, most of them migrants, to drive down the pay and conditions of British workers is the sort of contentious issue the Labour leadership hoped to prevent being aired at the annual party conference but unions have decided to force the issue with a "contemporary" resolution demanding action.

Labour is promising a crackdown on employers who exploit migrants and drive down the wages of local workers.

The proposed deal with Ankara would see the Turks patrolling the Aegean borders to the Greek islands to stem the flow of migrants, cracking down on the smuggling mafias running the trade, but would also at a later stage entail the EU agreeing to take hundreds of thousands of bona fide refugees annually from Turkey and resettle them across Europe.

Addressing the crowd, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who conducts controversial sweeps in immigrant neighborhoods in Phoenix and other parts of Maricopa County, said the problem could be solved if the Border Patrol was given permission to track down migrants on the Mexican side before they crossed.

In 2007, the ASEAN member countries signed the Declaration on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers, which laid down the obligations of sending and receiving states in promoting the fundamental rights and dignity of migrant workers and their families (18).

The truth about these migrants comes down to the most basic of human needs: survival.

The number was on pace to be even higher this year until countries up and down the migrant trail sealed their borders, effectively trapping people in Greece.