Sentence examples for or emigrating from inspiring English sources

In October 1939, Hitler and Mussolini concluded the South Tyrol Option Agreement under which the German-speaking population of South Tyrol was given the choice of complete Italianisation abandoning their German language and even their personal names—or emigrating to Nazi Germany.

I know too many people who are leaving medicine through burn out or emigrating to work as a doctor elsewhere.

Some of this was a media hype, stoked by the opportunistic Edgar J Hoover, but it reflected a situation where many teenagers, below the call-up age of 18, were badly affected by the convulsive changes occurring within the US: after Pearl Harbour, well over 20 million people were either mobilised or emigrating to join the war industries.

Destitute nomads relocated to other areas either near wealthy camps or settlements (offering services to them, seeking assimilation and surviving on public slaughter and milk redistribution), or emigrating to the agricultural villages of the Oued Draa and Oued Nun or, less commonly, to the oases of central Mauritania.

These studies showed that following an intrascrotal injection of highly purified LTA, there is no significant increase in the number of leukocytes rolling along the venules, adhering to the venules, or emigrating into the tissue of the murine cremaster muscle.

Age-specific cumulative incidences were calculated for each sex and adverse outcome separately using competing risk survival analyses to account for the fact that persons are simultaneously at risk of experiencing an adverse psychiatric or criminality outcome, dying, or emigrating from Denmark.

The survival times of implants in patients who had died or emigrated without revision of the prosthesis were censored at the date of death or emigration.

Regarding emigration, it is possible that unrecaptured guppies might have either perished or emigrated out of the areas we sampled.

For the educated, there are few well paying jobs, so most move to Beirut or emigrate.

Ten years later, the Muslims of Castile were ordered to convert or emigrate.

Artists who did not want to paint under such restrictions retreated to internal exile or emigrated.