Sentence examples for migrants while the from inspiring English sources

In one raid last month, five organizations — including Moscow Shield and two others known as Light Russia and Attack — claimed to have caught more than a hundred illegal migrants while the police supervised the operation.

In today's liberal mindset, it is Brexit that has stirred up hostility against migrants, while the EU is a bulwark of civilised values, protecting refugees from the threat of a resurgent far right.

How ironic that Italy bears the brunt of the surge of ecological migrants, while the pontiff continues to deny that population is a problem, and so inhibits many women of the developing world from accessing birth control.

The right, in the UK and elsewhere, all but turns a blind eye to the suffering of migrants, while the left makes allowances for major human rights violators such as Iran and Russia, as long as they are considered as forces "counterbalancing" American dominance.

The Moroccan coastguard said it had picked up 150 of the migrants, while the rest swam back to shore.

MP Ulla Jelpke from the leftist Die Linke party said that the government was too focused on a perceived security threat from migrants while the real threat was coming from the far right.

The contrast between the glitzy downtown and the "heartlands" is glaring, and more damaging in tiny, dense Singapore than it would be in a big country, says Paulin Straughan of the National University of Singapore.To defuse the pressure, the prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong, says Singapore will slow down the intake of migrants while accentuating the privileges of citizenship.

Most (75.9%) of the respondents in the informal settlement were internal migrants, while in the formal settlement 49.7% were internal migrants and 44.2% were cross-border migrants.

Verification prior to the issuance of a work or residence permit would facilitate the efficient movement of migrants while enhancing the security of countries.

Under Cameron, Britain is bringing in extraordinary numbers of economic migrants while closing the door to genuine refugees.

Fergus Wilson, Britain's most controversial buy-to-let landlord, is increasing rents across his 900 houses in Kent by up to 33% and filling his properties with eastern European migrants – while at the same time saying that Britain is heading for a "housing disaster".