Sentence examples for source of immigration from inspiring English sources

Before long Europe declined as a source of immigration and grew as a destination.

China was the largest source of immigration by minors into the Netherlands, the report said, with many claiming to be second children, denied any rights or education at home under Beijing's one-child-only policy.

From the challenge of Russia's new aggressiveness to fighting Islamist terrorism and reacting to the rise of China and American isolationism, the EU is a key factor enabling Britain to punch above its weight, not to mention Europe's importance as a market and – yes! – a source of immigration.

They are also making it easier to visit the UK from China, which is now the biggest source of immigration into the country, thanks to large numbers of students (40,000 people came to the UK from China last year).

Explanations of immigration policy vary along two main dimensions: the factors of analysis considered, namely the emphasis on the role of ideas, interests or institutions in immigration policy-making; and the level of analysis adopted, namely the localization of the primary source of immigration policy within society, the state or the international arena.

As of 2010, there were an estimated 81,734 immigrants living in Washington, D.C. Major sources of immigration include El Salvador, Vietnam, and Ethiopia, with a concentration of Salvadorans in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood.

This surely requires a calm look at the sources of immigration and the prospects for limiting them.

There are other, relatively minor, categories to consider, but a calm analysis of the sources of immigration would lead to a more measured and useful debate.

The main sources of immigration data for England and Wales are the decennial Population Census (1991, 2001 and 2011).

In those instances, we classified the countries as in Grenier and Nadeau (Grenier and Nadeau 2011) where 48 countries or groups of countries are selected according to their importance as sources of immigration.

In practice, this would entail allowing one migrant from what UKIP thought of as "our traditional sources of immigration... namely Africa and Asia" to settle in the UK for every British national who emigrated - "and that is over a quarter of a million people every year... plus 50,000", he said.