Sentence examples for migration of refugees from inspiring English sources

"There is a migration of refugees to urban Bertoua, but it is difficult to know the number of refugees present in the town.

In the shadow of this history, Trump now threatens to cut economic assistance unless Central American governments stop the mass migration of refugees.

"The migration of refugees to urban areas complicates efforts to protect them and build an accurate picture of the refugee population in the region," said Faustin Tchimi of the Cameroon Red Cross in Bertoua.

Asked about Labor's offer to support a ban on permanent migration of refugees from New Zealand to Australia to facilitate a regional resettlement, Rudd said he supported the move.

The two agencies begin with censuses and other vital statistics from more than 228 countries and other political entities, then project births and deaths, estimate the migration of refugees and project mortality rates from AIDS and other epidemics.

M.I.A's song "Borders" indicts Instagram vanity with its mockery of "slaying" and "breaking Internet," but it barely made a peep until the video débuted, reënacting the migration of refugees from Syria and elsewhere, and provoking a response from almost everyone who watched even gaining the ire of the Paris Saint-Germain football club for the artist's use of a modified team jersey.

The sudden increase observed between 1994 and 1997 may also be explained by a migration of refugee families that were displaced from the area during the 1980s to neighboring areas in Honduras, where they lived in precarious health conditions.

In Europe's largest migrations of refugees, some 13 million ethnic Germans fled Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Romania after the war.

Intermediate between these two categories are the voluntary migrations of refugees fleeing war, famine, or natural disasters.

That growing look of permanence is deeply unsettling to Jordan, which over the decades has weathered large-scale migrations of refugees, among them Iraqis and Palestinians, as well as the accompanying, existential threats to its fragile demographic balance.

The migration decisions of refugees suggested by these mean values are consistent with our theory.