Sentence examples for migration research from inspiring English sources

In the process, as Michael Keith at Oxford University's migration research centre, Compas, says, "The unspeakable became not only speakable, but commonplace".

Many migrants are students: only about 60% are employed before entering Britain, according to a recent study for the Home Office by the migration research unit at University College, London.

Professor John Salt, an academic at the University College London migration research unit, said advance air bookings from Bulgaria to the UK for the first three months of 2014 were down on last year and no carrier from the country had increased the number of flights.

Allowing for that, the true figure was nearly 600,000 according to Tony McNulty, a Home Office minister.John Salt, director of the migration research unit at University College London, says that the population movement since May 2004 is the biggest single wave of migration in British history.

Existing cloud migration research focuses on the software components, and therefore does not address this need.

This reflects the more general Eurocentric (destination-country) focus of migration research.

The department acknowledged that Britain had historically benefited from a net inward migration of research staff.

Wayne Cornelius, director of the Mexican migration field research program at the University of California at San Diego, called Trump's proposal "ludicrous.. . .

At the same time, in the age of "Animal Planet" and epic-size nature documentaries like "Blue Planet" and "Winged Migration," Crittercam research has yielded an entertainment dividend: a sort of reality TV for lions, emperor penguins, blue whales and leopard seals.

The study by Professor Heaven Crawley, director of the centre for migration policy research at Swansea University, shows that most asylum seekers often had to leave their home countries within a few days or weeks because they were in fear of their lives.

For the secure VM migration, much research has been accomplished with a focus on offline migration.