Sentence examples for time migrant from inspiring English sources

And Turks are three times as likely as non-migrants to have committed multiple acts of violence.Schools are supposed to even out the odds among children of different backgrounds, but by the time migrant children arrive at Thomas Morus, its director thinks, it is almost too late.

These results indicate that the more time migrant children have spent in their host country's educational system, the better they perform.

At the time, migrant farmers' objectives were to secure ownership of their land and obtain revenues, both as quickly as possible.

The amount of time migrants have to wait before claiming benefits is lengthened to three months.

They were now looking at cutting the length of time migrants could claim benefits from six months to three months, she added.

It is now hinting at action over the length of time migrants have to pay national insurance before being able to claim certain benefits, such as elements of jobseekers allowance, after this initial period.

First, the effect of having children under 16 is negative and significant (Model 1): at each survival time, migrants with children have a 48% lower probability of returning (i.e., exhibit longer migration spells) than migrants with no child20.

This is a strong assumption, considering that many studies find a positive association between duration abroad and integration, which lends support to the premise that with time migrants integrate into host country society3.

"For the first time, migrants will be quizzed about what efforts they have made to find work before coming to the UK and whether their English language skills will be a barrier to them finding employment," the DWP said in a statement.

The average amount of time migrants resided abroad between 1999 and 2010 differed considerably by destination region but seldom differed significantly between the sexes, with only Moldovan male and female migrants residing in the CIS found to have significantly-different average lengths of stay.

At the same time, migrants do play a role in the circulation of material and immaterial resources that underpin economic well-being, cultural vitality, and resilience of households, communities, and societies (IOM 2015a), and therefore need to be considered as a specific group of DRR stakeholders.