Sentence examples for migration that would from inspiring English sources

The problem, Mr Hansen continued, was that the government had drastically overestimated the benefits, and underestimated the rush of migration that would follow.

We need to seriously consider the potential for a combination of events like those in Japan earlier this year – a natural disaster (or two), infrastructure failure and the human migration that would inevitably occur in its wake.

The note confirms that Cameron has abandoned plans to introduce an emergency brake on migration that would have allowed the UK to restrict access for migrants if their numbers reach a certain level.

"We believe that if this group was to be released, it would send a signal back to Haiti saying, 'Hey we got in,' and it would trigger a mass migration that would be a threat to our national security," Mr. Ortiz said.

In 2015, a UK foreign office report made a stark assessment of the dangers posed by unchecked global warming, including very large risks to global food security, increased risk of terrorism as states fail, and unprecedented migration that would overwhelm international assistance.

As a result, UBS is seriously considering a reverse migration that would bring its investment banking division and up to 2,000 bankers and traders back to Wall Street and a new skyscraper at the rebuilt World Trade Center, according to real estate executives and city officials.

"We'd have a system of migration that people would accept.

"President Bush himself has expressed to us that he would really be an ally in the cause of migration, that we would work together to return the issue to the highest priority".

Without migration, that node would complete the execution of the last received job at time approximately equal to the doubled submission time.

That fate portends ominously not just for Tuvalu, but also for every other low-lying coastal area, from the Maldives to Manhattan.Australia has turned down Tuvalu's request for an emergency migration programme that would resettle the islanders.

Romney's current position on immigration is far more hardline, opposing driver's licences and resident college tuition rates for illegal immigrants, and specifically speaking against chain migration policies that would allow a family to immigrate when one member is a citizen.