Sentence examples for migrants of both from inspiring English sources

Among Moldovan migrants of both genders, the main destination in the CIS region was the Russian Federation and in the EU, Italy.

These gender‐specific migration flows result from a gender‐specific demand in the destination countries.3 Almost half (45percentt) of the migrants (of both genders) leave minor children in the responsibility of the households in Ecuador.

Having Asian ethnicity pushed up BC's share of migrants of both types as well as the share of interprovincial migrants who had Ontario as a destination.17 DDIs were lowest for those with Asian or British ethnicity, with Asian figures among the lowest in the table 1986 96 for men and 1991 2006 for women.

Male migrants were significantly more likely than male non-migrants to have experienced STI symptoms in the past year, and migrants of both sexes were significantly more likely than their non-migrant counterparts to have ever used a condom, feel that they were at risk of HIV, and have previously received VCT.

There were higher diagnostic rates for hyperkinetic disorders among non-migrants during the ICD-10 assessment period than that among migrants of both genders.

South Asian ethnic migrants of both sexes had lower all-cancer mortality rates than non-South Asians, regardless of the generation of migration.

In Table 4, first column, Model 2 tested the hypothesis that the odds of HIV infection were higher for female migrants than for male migrants, and higher for female migrants than for non-migrants of both sexes, by including the interaction term sex x migration and the above covariates.

International NGOs play an integral role in the provision of TB services to undocumented migrants on both sides of the border.

The predicted effects by the cumulative causation theory of migrants - both the class decline effect and the cumulative effect of social networks - can be observed in the collected sample.

Smugglers are also known to rob, kidnap and sometimes kill migrants on both sides of the border.

We look specifically at the role of migrant organisations both as places of co-option of migrant labour, as places that enable the integration of migrants and make their participation in the urban fabrics possible, and as places that are appropriated by migrant volunteers in London as a means of enacting active citizenship.