Sentence examples for stage migrants from inspiring English sources

At every stage, migrants are at the mercy of the smugglers in that particular area; kidnappings for ransom or for slave labour are common.

At this stage migrant remittances are used for personal advancement and very little money and effort is invested in works that benefit communities or neighborhoods.

It is concluded that by fostering students' critical awareness of intersections (for example, gender, life stage, migrant and racialized status), the growth and development of youth from diverse cultural backgrounds can be contextualized within existing support, or access barriers to, systems in multicultural societies.

We did not include pubertal stage according to Tanner stage, migrant status, or socioeconomic status as covariates, as their addition to the model did not change the results.

In a second stage, return migrants self-select from all Mexican migrants in the United States.

On the streets of Athens, the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn is staging anti-migrant pogroms.

Brown says the discovery of his "migrant roots" and "European roots" made him appreciate how "almost all our families, at some stage, have been migrants".

Interviews were carried out with over 50% of doctors who had undertaken specialist training at FSMed, with reasonable representation according to ethnicity, gender, specialty and career stage, and included migrants, doctors in private practice or in the public sectors, as well as doctors who had returned from overseas.

Britain has complained that the camp, known as Sangatte, serves as a staging area for migrants trying to enter England.

They rode in a smuggler's sport utility vehicle to Xalapa, took a bus to Mexico City and then another, three-day bus trip to Altar, a ragged town that is a major staging area for migrants 50 miles south of the border.

For some legislators involved in the immigration discussions in Washington, Mexico is an adversary of sorts, its border towns and cities regarded as staging grounds for migrants poised to sneak into the United States, as hide-outs for criminals running human- and drug-smuggling operations, and as drop-off points for people that the United States deports.