Sentence examples for migrants which is from inspiring English sources

It turns away many of the poorest would-be migrants, which is hard to justify in humanitarian terms.

At least for some undocumented migrants, which is considered heresy in some corners of the Republican party.

In short, the supply of potential migrants, who are free to leave their homelands, simply exceeds the demand for migrants, which is set by the receiving countries.

The US technology industry has also fought hard for an end to caps for highly skilled migrants, which is said to be hampering employers, particularly in Silicon Valley.

He has always seen the necessity to be 'prayerfully present among refugees and migrants,' which is why he persuaded his order to let him establish a house in Calais some years ago.

And truths are indeed present in this novel — in its cleareyed openness and compassion toward the world, in its nuanced and human representation of Muslim characters and their varying Islams, and in the under­standing and sympathy it displays for the nostalgia of migrants, which is to say for all human beings, even those who are born and die in the same town and travel only in time.

The research found that the original residents endured longer commutes than the migrants, which was associated with a greater dispersion of jobs after the road development.

Patch size had the highest predictive power in explaining species richness for all groups except migrants, which were best predicted by patch-level factors (vegetation heterogeneity).

These criteria could apply to issues like gang activity, drug using and dealing, prostitution, and trafficking in migrants which are currently governed primarily through crime.

Obama should seriously consider devoting his time to tackling the root causes of African migrants – which are corruption, bad governance and population explosion – when he leaves office next year.

The result, says NIACE, is patchy teaching standards, especially in the new landing areas for refugees and eastern European migrants, which are not used to large-scale immigration.