Sentence examples for portion of migrants from inspiring English sources

"It will see an increase in population which will probably overburden public services – medical care, sewage treatment, housing etc - but the truth is the workers needed must have some level of technical ability so the major portion of migrants survive in the black economy".

Graduates who do not migrate pay much lower tuition, heavily subsidized by a small portion of migrant graduates' earnings.

In fact, in the Pearl River Delta area, a portion of migrant workers do change jobs on a yearly or even seasonal basis.

In most of the EU countries studied the portion of EU migrants among welfare beneficiaries was below 5%.

Remittances – the portion of international migrant workers' earnings sent back from the country of employment to the country of origin – plan a central role in the economies of many labour-sending countries and have become a focal point in the ongoing debate concerning the costs and benefits of international migration for employment.

In fact, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) stresses that a sizable portion of the new migrants are highly qualified and much needed by the German economy.

It should prepare to ask for billions of dollars more, because a large portion of the deported migrants will be back within weeks or months trying again to enter the US illegally.

Israel has recently executed a wave of deportations, and a portion of the 60,000 African migrants they've targeted come from countries such as South Sudan, whose government though presumably preoccupied with other, arguably more pressing matters does at least have a diplomatic relationship with Israel.

Activists and policymakers agree that a large portion of the blame for migrant deaths must lie with the unscrupulous criminal gangs who demand large payments for arranging people trafficking and often use dangerously overcrowded and unseaworthy vessels for the job.

Descendants of migrants from southern China constitute the largest portion of the population of Thailand who speak Sino-Tibetan languages.

The governments and any private-sector partners agree on who at the destination will help finance migrants' training, what portion of training will occur at the origin and to what standard, who will offer employment at the destination under what conditions, and how the benefits of skilled migration will support training for non-migrants.