Sentence examples for of the emigration from inspiring English sources

Subjects who had emigrated but the dates of the emigration were recorded, were treated as censored cases.

Jews were understandably at the forefront of the emigration battle.

He was head of the emigration office in Vienna from the spring of '38 to the spring of '39.

Brooklyn addresses the great dual narrative of the emigration experience: the new life abroad and the ghostly, parallel life that might have been lived at home.

Ancestry then links the individual with their "cousins" who have very similar DNA, while also showing maps of the emigration pattern of that person's DNA going back hundreds of years.

It does not follow, however, that a procedure settled in English law at the time of the emigration, and brought to this country and practiced by our ancestors, is an essential element of due process of law.

Makasa is something of an authority on the emigration of doctors.

But by the middle of 1941, the emigration of Jews living under German occupation was forbidden by Nazi edicts.

An important factor that influences the efficacy of the disruptive cropping strategy is the strength of the emigration-inducing effect of the vegetation.

HOFFMANN: The emigration of Jews.

The big winners from the emigration of the educated have been China and India.