Sentence examples for the wave of migration from inspiring English sources

Some member states are thinking about containing the wave of migration, symbolised by the Hungarian [border] fence," Tusk said.

However, Carol Joseph, the director of the Haitian national migration office, insisted the wave of migration was economically motivated.

"Even the Sicilian mafia has to deal with the wave of migration from Africa," said Leonardo Agueci, Palermo's deputy chief prosecutor.

The plight of refugees there, as well as across the region, makes a mockery of those who suggest the wave of migration is caused simply by economic migrants.

"The wave of migration is not a one-time incident but the beginning of a real exodus, which only means that we will have to deal with this problem for many years to come," he said.

But while Rulfo charted the emptying of the countryside for the city, Herrera's lyric tale evokes the wave of migration from Mexico to the US also memorably explored by Carlos Fuentes in The Crystal Frontier.

He anticipates the waves of migration, the inability of most industrialised nations to properly deal with cultural diversity, and the rise of demagoguery.

First, there are large time differences between the waves of migration and the eventual acceptance of plural citizenship, which means relatively lengthy transition periods.

The wave of counterculture migration, of which Sanders was part, helped to secularize the state.

Dr. Venter advertised his genome as the wave of future migration to the stars.

Latham went on: "It might be time to say western Sydney needs a break from the wave of Muslim migration that results in long term unemployment and welfare".