Sentence examples for through migrant from inspiring English sources

"There's an Italian man who comes to the station every day and gives food to everyone," said Mr. Seroual, who passed through migrant centers in Lampedusa, Crotone and Milan on his way to Ventimiglia.

Researcher Samantha Lyneham, co-author of the first Australian study into the exploitation of women through migrant relationships beyond forced marriages, said the reluctance of victims to report crimes was a problem – such is their dependence on their abusers.

The violence has sent a chill through migrant communities, many of whom fear the police could carry out far-reaching checks on migrants in order to pacify nationalist outcry.

These venues for dialogue can only get better through migrant labor rights awareness campaigns and participation in political processes such as overseas absentee voting.

This process peaked in the 1970s and 1980s, when crucial livelihood support was provided through migrant labour activities and remittances.

All four were convicted of conspiring to acquire money by laundering fraudulent bank and PayPal transfers through migrants' hijacked bank accounts.

It promises technical assistance to "front-line" countries like Italy, Malta and Greece (and warns that they will be punished if they nod through migrants making their way to the wealthier north).

The Austrian People's party (ÖVP), the junior partner in Vienna's Social Democrat-led coalition, has long been infuriated by Athens's policy of "waving through" migrants and refugees.

They can be transferred to the origin country through modern communication methods such as telephone, internet and mail, through migrants' temporary return visits to their origin country or through permanent return.

Such an increased in the knowledge of birth control methods can be explained by better ability to process information due to higher access to education (wealth effect), transfer of behavioral norms through migrants' experience from the destination to the host country, and especially for teenagers decision to delay pregnancy in response of a decreased cost of migration.

Moreover, since the norm is transmitted to country i through migrants, we assume that the transmission depends on the intensity of emigration, i.e. depends on the emigration rate of workers with skill level s: N i, t s = m it s N A i, t s - I it s (4).