Sentence examples for question of migration from inspiring English sources
As with the related question of migration, Cameron is incoherent, simultaneously for fortress and freedom.
"We are compelled to take a deeper look at the whole question of migration," the United States ambassador to Mexico, Jeffrey Davidow, said in an interview.
"The Mara Crossing", her collection of essays and poems, tackles the question of migration, which she broadly defines as "Go and Come Back" (eg, birds, etc) and "Go and Stay" (eg, invasive species, humans, etc).
"I think that what will happen is that there will be a staged argument, as you say, and the prime minister will succeed in his negotiation and then he'll say: 'What a great achievement and let's all vote to stay in'," said Bone. "But it doesn't even begin to address the question of migration because it won't affect the number of people coming to this country".
We focus here on the domestic structure of the judiciary and the internal domestic response of executives to judicial action on the international and complex question of migration.
The principle of conditionality is fundamental, ensuring that even with soft-power instruments, the question of migration is addressed in order to unlock further dialogues related to trade, development and so forth.
Vital questions of migration and border management have descended to the level of partisan squabbling and short-term fixes based on arbitrary numerical targets.
SALT, Istanbul's premier contemporary art institution, is also hosting parts of the Biennial, as well as a retrospective of the pre-eminent Turkish artist Gulsun Karamustafa, whose work addresses questions of migration, displacement and the Turkish military dictatorship of the 1970s, during which time she was imprisoned.
Furthermore, comparative analyses on this topic could produce new insights on the effects of supranational dynamics on national questions of migration and integration policy.
Meyen et al. examine migration of PGCs in zebrafish to unravel the question of how migration induced by Cxcl signaling is controlled by filopodia.
For too many voters, we were still the party that had once dismissed Gillian Duffy as "bigoted" for raising the question of mass migration and cultural change.
