Sentence examples for proportion of refugees from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Sweden, which is the European country with the highest proportion of refugees, has welcomed just 15 per 1,000.

PNG also offers a pathway to citizenship, however a large proportion of refugees in this category are too fearful to move into the local communities.

By comparison, the proportion of refugees housed by developing countries in the past 10 years has risen, according to the UN, from 70% to 86%.

It is no accident that, after Syrians, Afghans are said to make up the largest proportion of refugees making for safety in Europe.

Syrians now make up a third of Lebanon's population, which was 4m before the war, making it the country with the largest proportion of refugees in the world.

The country, which has a population of 9.8 million, took in more than 160,000 asylum seekers in 2015, putting it among the EU states with the highest proportion of refugees per capita.

Among child care seekers, a similar proportion of refugee and host community care seekers (95.2 and 94.6 %, respectively) were prescribed medication during the most recent visit (Table 2); no significant differences were observed by region in either group (p = 0.962 and p = 0.974, respectively).

As well, lower comprehensive correct knowledge of HIV/AIDS among younger refugees compared to village youth, and a very low proportion of refugee respondents with accepting attitudes towards people living with HIV/AIDS highlight key areas for improvement in HIV/AIDS education programs.

In summary, the high proportion of refugee and host community clients attending this public sector clinic who achieved viral suppression supports the notion that providing HAART to these groups on an equitable basis in this urban setting is both feasible and beneficial.

Guinea, one of Africa's poorest countries, has one of the highest proportions of refugees, many of them from conflicts in Liberia and Sierra Leone.

Higher proportions of refugees and immigrants from Latin America and industrialised countries with more years of residence reflect the changing immigration patterns over time, more recently dominated by immigrants from East and South Asia.