Sentence examples for migration called for from inspiring English sources

The United Nations high commissioner for refugees, the UNHCR children's charity and the International Organisation for Migration called for governments to take steps to ensure refugees' safety, such as resettlement and family reunion programmes.

Peter Sutherland, the UN special representative on migration, called for a change in policy as Prime Minister David Cameron was condemned by welfare groups and his opponents for describing migrants arriving across the Mediterranean as a "swarm".

Last week a report (pdf) from the all-party parliamentary groups on refugees and migration called for detention to be limited to 28 days and used only in exceptional circumstances because of the harm it causes to those who are locked up.

In reaction to the latest deaths, Morgan Johansson, Sweden's minister for Justice and migration, called for an expansion of the EU's Triton operation that replaced Italy's bigger Mare Nostrum rescue mission in 2014.

Acknowledging the virtues as well as the limitations of monetary regulation in the context of work migration calls for further creative thinking about institutional design in this field.

Xen and VMware products have the technology for live migration, called XenMotion and VMotion respectively.

Oregon standards for optimal salmon and trout rearing and migration call for water temperatures of 64.4°F.

At a time of rising concerns over illegal migration, he called for partnership with all the countries of the Mediterranean, calling it both the obligation and the future for Europe.

Ms Cooper was praised by the Institute of Directors after she said Labour would not adopt a target for annual net migration and called for international students to be excluded from the Conservatives' current calculations, aimed at getting figures below 100,000 a year.

"Amber Rudd is right to introduce a scheme to help communities address the pressures of migration, as Jeremy Corbyn called for last week.

The things that threaten our security (climate change, food shortages, storms and floods, war, want and forced migration, etc) call for global solidarity, not fragmentation.