Sentence examples for migrants which has from inspiring English sources

Europe is dealing with an unprecedented influx of migrants, which has prompted a political crisis as governments struggle to accommodate the new arrivals.

On Friday he is scheduled to meet with the leaders of Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador to discuss cooperation on the influx of child migrants, which has become both a humanitarian and political crisis for the Obama administration.

In other words, the burden of disease does not reflect the exposure of temporary migrants, which has implications for policies and programs.

The incident comes two days after Italian sailors intercepted a freighter carrying more than 700 mostly Syrian migrants which had been heading for the rocks of Italy's southeastern shore on autopilot, having been abandoned by the people smugglers who had navigated it from Turkey via Greek waters.

Determinants of non-use among migrants, which have been identified, relate to psychosocial, demographic and socioeconomic factors.

Behind the scenes, the group has got advice from major charities, and formed a partnership with a small charity L'auberge des migrants international which has operated in Calais for several years.

But it goes deeper than different factions getting one over on each other, and it's not just about one issue – be a dick to migrants: y/n? – which has long been a source of Labour controversy.

In terms of predominantly sending countries, the Philippines's social health insurance provides outbound migrants with portable insurance yet with limited benefits, while Indonesia still needs to strengthen the implementation of its compulsory migrant insurance which has a health insurance component.

It read: "The Port of Calais is currently experiencing migrant activity which has caused disruption to ferry services.

Adam Bandt's fight for the Migrant Community Employment Fund, which has just been funded, is some progress in this area; unemployment rates for qualified job-seekers in newly-arrived migrant communities have been up to 85% due to lack of infrastructure.

HMS Bulwark was despatched to the Mediterranean on Monday as part of David Cameron's promise to help tackle the migrant crisis, which has cost the lives of nearly 1,800 people this year.