Sentence examples for to emigrant from inspiring English sources

Throughout his service to Emigrant, Mr. Catallo contributed greatly to the progress of the Bank and Emigrant Bancorp.

The Scottish Kirk, founded in 1560 by John Knox, is regarded by many, especially among the Americans, Africans and Caribbeans who trace their Christian origins to emigrant Scottish clerics, as the mother church of this brand of reformed Christianity.

During the California Gold Rush (1849 50), the Pima often gave or sold food to emigrant settlers and gold seekers and provided them with an escort through Apache territory.

On one hand, Mexican citizenship regime is based on a territorial conception, which required a more fundamental change for extending full citizenship to emigrant communities.

For example, the relationship between an undocumented immigrant and the country of destination could not be captured by any of the above categories, or there might be countries which do not offer any special status to emigrant non-citizens.

Specter was born in Wichita, Kansas, to emigrant Russian Jewish parents.

Poor-country governments can issue bonds and market them to emigrants in rich countries.

India now issues "overseas citizenship" to emigrants forced to renounce their birth nationality by the country's exclusive laws.

Why not help them to leave by index-linking pensions for emigrants to countries such as South Africa, Australia and India, where UK state pensions do not receive the same increases as those paid to emigrants to EU countries?

Gentlemen's Agreement, (1907), U.S.-Japanese understanding, in which Japan agreed not to issue passports to emigrants to the United States, except to certain categories of business and professional men.

They must experience foreign places through art, literature, music, food and film; through the books and journalism of those reporters who receive the dwindling funding to travel and report impartially; through talking to emigrants who have arrived in their societies.