Sentence examples for resident immigrant from inspiring English sources

Included in the socio-demographic questionnaire was a question about immigration status in Canada - Canadian citizen/permanent resident, immigrant applicant, accepted refugee, refugee claimant, temporary resident (with an employment visa), or other category (student or visitor visa).

Hand in hand, the couple enjoy a pageant portraying their future happiness, all guaranteed by the town's resident immigrant, who, precisely because he is from elsewhere, precisely because he is foreign, is the only one able to broker domestic peace.

When the municipalities could "cream-skim", they selected highly educated individuals and individuals that spoke the same language as some members of the resident immigrant stock.

The fact that municipalities selected individuals that spoke the same language as some members of the resident immigrant stock may explain why networks are particularly valuable for those who stayed where they had been placed.

The dynamics of individual births and deaths are modelled at each time step by species-specific probability b of each resident, immigrant, and individual of new invading species producing a propagule, and species-specific probability d of death for each patch resident.

According to the Italian National Institute of Statistics, the proportion of resident immigrants (subjects who own an official residence permit) relative to the whole population has increased from 1.1% in 1993 to 9.7% in 2008 [ 12], which is now the highest in Italy.

Suffolk, he says, is not tolerant toward resident immigrants.

The ring sold Social Security cards, green cards carried by resident immigrants, driver's licenses and state identification cards, officials said.

"It remains in our national interest to legitimize those resident immigrants, eligible for legal status, and to welcome them as full participants of our society," he added.

Now they are often in attendance.' Policies proposed by Castro include the right for resident immigrants to vote in local elections and a civic service for all girls and boys at 18.

2. Compassion: The Senate bill would have afforded the overwhelming majority of the United States' 12 million illegally resident immigrants an opportunity to "earn" legal status.