Sentence examples for migration political from inspiring English sources

The themes in Documenta XI -- ethnic and social conflict, forced migration, political instability, urban unrest -- are ones that have shaped his own life.

From reports on migration, political opposition and media, the series will also focus on life inside the country, looking at sport, music and the capital's architecture, along with diaspora experiences.

Another finding of the report underlines that for pursuing further concepts of temporary migration political and economic measures are necessary, which are seen far beyond the reach of migration policies [6: 56].

"It is a consequence of socio-economic factors such as poverty, demographic explosion, rural-urban migration, political crises, as well as inter-personal problems such as violence and rejection at home in dysfunctional families".

The study involved Gayonese, Javanese and Acehnese participants with related complexities created through histories of forced and optional migration, political alignments and the relatively recent cessation of a 30-year civil war which was predominantly fought on ethnic grounds (for further details, see Norris 2009).

She highlights the persistence of her pre-migration political socialization in terms of voting habits and preferences, but her British networks have also mobilized a new political interest and outspokenness.

1,694 in polling stations across the UK Standardized survey questionnaire: covering demographics, migration experience, political and social attitudes, and political and social engagement.

The migration of political news to the narrowcasting culture of cable reflects the growing compartmentalization of news-viewing habits.

"The far-sighted amongst you are anticipating broader global impacts on property, migration and political stability, as well as food and water security.

The unintended consequence of McCain-Feingold was to begin a gradual migration of political might from inside the party structure to outside it.

The report also highlights the need for emergency services to provide better maternal health care during crises, from outbreaks such as that of the Zika virus to mass migration, whether political or environmental.