Sentence examples for resident migrants from inspiring English sources

First, the identificational demands of modern nation-states encourage legally resident migrants with an initially transnational orientation to abandon it in favor of identification with the destination polity, leading to "societal divergence" (Waldinger, 2015).

Most importantly, sampling from the population register leads to selecting only regular and resident migrants, which are the most stable segment of the population of interest (e.g. migrants with a longer length of stay and more frequently reunited with their relatives).

The passage-migrants return in April and they and the resident migrants depart from the United Kingdom mostly by early May.

Of these tuberculosis cases, 1% are multidrug-resistant tuberculosis cases and nearly all of them occur in resident migrants [ 12- 14].

However, this strategy appears to be inadequate for detection of migrants with latent M. tuberculosis infection, since, as noted earlier each year 75% of about 500 new cases of tuberculosis are notified among the resident migrants in Kuwait [ 12, 13].

And individual European countries have followed a rather blind policy of cuts to aid and assistance to developing nations, of pay-to-go schemes for resident migrant workers and of push-backs of migrants and asylum seekers in the Mediterranean, towards Libya.

If migrants with low literacy skills happened to be more likely to have moved abroad than those with high literacy levels for example, because, being low-skilled, they had fewer job opportunities this could lead to an overestimation of the literacy level in the resident migrant subpopulation.

They represented different socioeconomic classes, occupations (sex workers, government employees, students), and residence status (local residents, migrants from India, some displaced as a result of the conflict).

Not only new migrants, whose social inclusion process would be interesting to investigate, but also long-resident migrants are more likely to be excluded because they tend to refuse to participate in the survey.

Compared to the original residents, migrants often lived in a newly available parcel close to the new road and formed a mixed-use community with a good jobs-housing balance.

Although the aim of these types of policies to detect irregular migrants, it affects a broader part of society and was hence coded as targeting 'all' (including travellers, permanent residents, migrants and citizens), de facto all those who are assumed to be potential irregular migrants.