Sentence examples for migration and settlement from inspiring English sources

Scientists at Trinity College Dublin used a technique called whole-genome analysis to "read" not the unique characteristics of each individual, but a wider history of ancestral migration and settlement in the DNA from all four bodies.

The home secretary, Theresa May, will tell MPs on Wednesday that she is breaking the link between migration and settlement for the first time, by taking away the right to remain in Britain for more than five years from any migrant worker earning less than £35,000 a year.

The move to break the link between migration and settlement comes after Home Office figures showed the immigration cap on skilled workers has been under-subscribed by 50%, with only 10,000 out of a limit of 21,700 work visas expected to be issued in the year to 1 April.

Scholars from numerous disciplines — political science, geography, demography, sociology, anthropology, economics and the natural sciences — are studying climate change's impact on future violence and conflict as dramatic shifts and unexpected variations in weather patterns affect food production, human migration and settlement, and the availability of fresh water.

The government's decision to break the link between economic migration and settlement is a major step forward.

"I think that the 3600-year-ago 3600-year-ago 3600-year-agond settlement] is pulsebly one of the very late migrations of people or ideas onto the plateau".

Besides its sheer visual wizardry, using materials like leaves, twigs, bark, buttons and cast-off clothes, her art is compelling in that it ruminates on the history of black migration to, and settlement in, the United States, from early times to the present, in a garrulous, very personal way.

The maritime trade also brought changes to the natives' traditional seasonal migration patterns and settlement locations.

This genetic connection between the ancestors of the Andamanese and South Asian tribal groups ∼30 kya has important implications for the debate concerning migration routes and settlement patterns of humans leaving Africa during the late Pleistocene, and indicates the need for more detailed genotyping strategies.

Paul Goto, "The Borana of Northern Kenya: Origin, Migrations and Settlements in the Nineteenth Century," (University of Nairobi: B.A. Thesis 1972), 21.

Establish who migrated, by age and sex, using a typology of temporary migration, permanent migration and refugee settlement.