Sentence examples for migratory policy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fox's election last year shattered the PRI monopoly on the presidency, and his government offers the realistic hope of a new partnership on migratory policy.

The changes are part of work "to update the current migratory policy adjusting it to prevailing conditions in the present and foreseeable future," Granma said.

This trend accelerated from 1996, when the government announced its intention to use skilled migration to offset population ageing due to below replacement fertility and increased longevity.4 In this context, migratory policy has been one channel through which the government has sought to meet "the skilled labour market needs of the economy" (Spinks, 2010, p. 1).

This new reality has brought us to consider a substantial reform of our migratory policy.

"The first commandment today is restoration of control on the EU external borders as condition sine qua non of an effective, humanitarian and safe migratory policy"., he added.

Seeking to address the question of how Europe will cope with an influx of this magnitude, professor and journalist Stephen Smith argues for a path between the two extremes of today's debate, advocating migratory policies that strike a balance between compassion and the interests of European nations.

For now, these corpses testify to the institutional racism entrenched in European migratory policies.

Meanwhile, the lack of comprehensive public policies on migratory issues in host countries is putting children at higher risk of discrimination, violence, family separation, xenophobia, exploitation and abuse.

Not only is a change in policy on highly migratory species in the making, but money will be flowing to gulf restoration from reparations from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, he noted.

To keep regions prosperous (maintaining competitiveness) and to avoid worse inequality (maintaining cohesion), policy-makers must find ways to cope with these challenges through new fiscal and social policies, though policies directly affecting demographic and migratory trends may also be needed.

On the Friday before Christmas, the Interior Department quietly rolled back an Obama-era policy aimed at protecting migratory birds by announcing that oil, gas, wind and solar operators who accidentally kill birds will no longer be prosecuted.