Sentence examples for migrants to a from inspiring English sources

Much more needs to be done than taking migrants to a Chinese Valentine's dinner.

At 6 30 each morning, an old school bus takes Herman, his 20-year-old brother and 30 other migrants to a dew-covered tomato field.

Hungary – the entry point to the EU and the borderless Schengen zone – is racing to finish a fence along its 175km border with Serbia to keep out the vehicles ferrying migrants to a new life.

The French authorities had organised a fleet of buses to take the migrants to a centre where they could shower and be given new clothes, but most refused fearing they would be taken far from Calais.

Last week, the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, said Australia, which is a party to the refugee convention, should process asylum applications on its own soil, rather than transport migrants to a country that is party to neither the refugee convention nor the U.N. Convention Against Torture.

"They seem to be well aware that large merchant ships will be diverted by European coastguards, the merchant ships will naturally be seaworthy, they will have supplies, and they will be able to get the migrants to a port in Europe," the report continued.

But it was only under the conservative Fraser that the old Australian ambition to assimilate all migrants to an Anglo-Celtic norm was finally and definitively abandoned.

But the municipality was worried that such images would affect the island's tourist appeal, so it began moving migrants to an abandoned hotel, the twenty-room Captain Elias, about a thirty-minute walk from the police station.

These restrictions bring the sample size of migrants to an unbalanced panel of 7,709 person-year observations equal to 4.3percentt of the total sample.

Armed men directed each migrant to a specific place on the boat, so that its cargo was equally spread.

The Border Patrol has instructed the volunteers to summon a patrol agent who would take the migrant to a hospital, where they would be treated before being deported.