Sentence examples for migration in terms from inspiring English sources

He said: "As recently as 2008 there was net negative migration in terms of Europe.

Overall, authors conclude that Russia benefits from internal migration in terms of eventual fertility.

Instead, our politicians – even those on the supposed 'Left' – talk about migration in terms of economic gain.

The senior Labour MP insisted he had meant more generally that "sometimes there are negative sides of migration in terms of the labour market".

We compared the non-migrants' gains from return migration in terms of wage growth and employment with the losses resulting from lower remittances.

Framing migration in terms of unlimited rights extended to a very large group has not been very successful to date – and could well inflict further electoral harm in future.

This raises the question about what the future might bring in terms of migration pressure in these four countries.

Regarding the second research objective about exploring what the implications of the population scenarios are for employment-related migration pressure, Table 3 shows that in all countries migration pressure in terms of average annual growth of the non-employed population has been increasing considerably during the baseline period 2000 2015.

Frequently, the debate about return migration or return intention has been reduced to the mere consequence of the success or failure of the original migration project both in terms of economics and integration isolating the decision from the context and concentrating on the consequent selection effect produced by return migration.

This is because agent-based architectures lack mechanisms that guarantee near-optimal agents itineraries so as to minimise the total migration cost in terms of the round-trip latency and the incurred traffic.

This approach performs optimization for energy dissipation and migration cost in terms of the context length of the transferred runnables.