Sentence examples for migration and work from inspiring English sources

The book then moves into what are, for the Philippines, complicated and interwoven issues of sex and poverty, migration and work, religion and governance.

Amit and Riss (2014) compared subjective well-being pre- and post-immigration among North Americans who arrived in Israel during the last two decades and found that social networks, a religious motive for migration and work satisfaction played important roles.

Moreover, since the contribution of Borjas (1985), it is well known that working with a cross-section can lead to bias in the estimation of the relationship between years since migration and work experience in the destination country and wages (cohort effects).

The following data were collected: number of family members, marital status, history of divorce, educational status, history of migration, and work status.

In addition, LLL12 inhibits colony formation and cell migration and works synergistically with doxorubicin and gemcitabine.

Section 1 briefly reviews existing knowledge of factors causing migration and empirical work on Guangdong, Section 1 develops the theoretical framework, Section 1 describes the data, outlines the econometric strategy and presents the empirical results.

Each study asked a similar range of questions about home-country background, reasons for migration, and the work and other experiences of living in the core region of the UK.

We first survey exogenic processes (i.e. those for which energy for surface modification is supplied externally to the planetary surface): impact cratering, sedimentary processes (including volatile migration), and the work of wind.

In addition, PAK1 is known to be involved in macrophage spreading and migration, and previous work indicates that PAK1 acts via ERK1/2 to regulate lamellipodia formation [ 34].

Beacon Hill is a small township with a high rate of migration and informal work (particularly small scale sale of goods at the roadside and unregulated diamond panning), meaning fewer long term relationships developed between residents.

Successful matching is also found to significantly improve the return to pre-migration education and work experience.