Sentence examples for sending communities from inspiring English sources
5 McKenzie and Rapoport (2007) study the impact of migration on inequality in sending communities.
The former is studied extensively in the literature, but political consequences of migration for sending communities are highly neglected.
There are very few studies on the impact of migration on those who are left behind in the sending communities.
The transfer of behavioral norms from receiving to sending communities applies especially to those countries experiencing temporary and recurrent migration, as Mexico.
However, the last 15 years have witnessed an increasing interest in "social remittances", that is the ideas, know-how, practices, and skills that are transferred by migrants from host to sending communities (Levitt, 1998, 2001).
The United States should make a similar commitment to migrant sending communities in Central America and Mexico.
This year at least one private service, Sylvan Education Solutions, is doing its own outreach, sending community relations managers into certain neighborhoods with information and applications.
In the first place, the earliest well-documented colonial operations were small-scale affairs, too small to make much difference to the situation of the sending community (the "metropolis," or mother city).
Massey's 1994 study does not distinguish between the above processes; his social capital measured only an individual's social capital (whether one's parents, brothers, or sisters had migrated to a destination country) and the social capital of the sending community (the proportion of people in a community who have migrated to a destination country).
Aral suggests that migration can change the "sexual structure" at the place of destination, for example, by introducing young people without sex partners into new social networks where HIV prevalence may be higher than the sending community [41].
Those nodes that have Internet access or those that are in charge of this type of communication will send community data connecting themselves through TCP/IP protocols.
