Sentence examples for route migrants from inspiring English sources

An item on the department's website was headed "New English langauge test for family route migrants".

According to data from intergovernmental intelligence group Frontex, there has been a major shift in which route migrants are choosing to take to Europe.

In addition to having to circumvent tighter border controls along the western Balkans route, migrants living in crowded, makeshift refugee camps are also battling freezing temperatures as the winter approaches.

Considering two assumptions, (i) The M2 is one of the major matrilineal lineages contributed by the southern route migrants in the Indian populations and (ii) The tribal people being the original/earliest inhabitants of the subcontinent could have larger representation of such contribution.

Resident Neotropical migrants increased with wider riparian forests (>500 m) without buildings, while en-route migrants utilized areas having a wide buffer of tree cover (250 500 m) regardless of buildings; both were positively associated with native vegetation composition and mature trees.

Dropped GPS pins and Google Maps turn directions into practical routes migrants can take.

No maps show the routes migrant workers take, and those who are working illegally don't want to be found. .

Just days after UNHCR pegged the April 18 incident the deadliest ever in the sea that has become a common route for migrants fleeing countries like Syria and Eritrea, boats packed with migrants continue to make their way through the southern Mediterranean.

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The unprecedented and risky intervention comes as Europe steps up its efforts to deal with the growing crisis, which has seen Libya become the primary route for migrants, following the closure of Greece's borders to refugees last spring.

The country's large, ungoverned desert spaces have made it a major route for migrants from other poor sub-Saharan Africans seeking a better life in north Africa and Europe, while many people from Niger – which has suffered repeated food crises in recent years – are believed to attempt the treacherous journey across the desert.