Sentence examples for migration in and out from inspiring English sources

Yet until such a replacement arrangement is put in place, migration in and out of the UK could theoretically be regulated purely by British national law.

The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC), a non-partisan think-tank in San Francisco, has examined domestic migration in and out of California, and found that the high personal income taxes that are allegedly driving out the rich cannot be to blame.

The map below from the U.S. Census county flows mapper shows migration in and out of Franklin County, where Columbus is located, in more detail.

Talking about his party's plan to reduce migration figures, Mr Clarke said: "You can't strictly control net migration in and out from anywhere actually".

Since there is migration in and out of a state each year, immigrant counts reflect the difference between state inflows and outflows (the net flow) and will be referred to simply as the total "count".

What would happen to Britons working in Europe, and EU citizens working in the UK? Better off out: Britain would gain full control of its own borders, with migration in and out of the country regulated solely by British law.

And the swift in-and-out migration of people does little to bring stability to city neighborhoods.

However, due to continuous in-and-out migration of the non-indigenous people, the population size of the district fluctuates from year to year.

The increased number of immature DCs could also reflect a transient stage due to the high in-and-out migration or the sequestering of immature DCs within the tumour tissue.

Information on births and deaths is collected monthly and information on individual in-and out-migration is updated once a year.

From the registers there is information on marital status 1st of January every year since 1971 and municipality of residence and dates of in-and out-migration to the country 1st of January every year since 1971.