Sentence examples for wider migration from inspiring English sources

The situation at Calais is part of a wider migration surge into Europe, mainly from north Africa and the Middle East.

It adds: "The political tension and discourses around the Calais camp and wider migration issues are undoubtedly slowing institutional responses to the problems being encountered".

"This EJN report Moving Stories is a welcome step to allow journalists (to) get an overview of the problem areas as well as promoting best practices when it comes to reporting on the wider migration story," wrote Jan Egeland, secretary general of the Norwegian Refugee Council.

But there is a way of at least managing the problem in a more orderly fashion in the long term – if we recognise that Calais is a symptom of a much bigger issue: a Europe-wide migration crisis, or even a worldwide one.

"Britain has to respond to a humanitarian crisis on a scale we have not seen on our continent since the second world war," the shadow home secretary said, breaking the apparent political taboo on the UK's response to the European-wide migration crisis.

A ten-mile wide migration of billions of Mauve Stinger Jellyfish swam to the Northern Irish Sea and killed every salmon within their reach (est. 150,000).

Due to the world-wide migration, there is a need for internationally accepted concept.

Postoperative and follow-up radiographs were evaluated for signs of loosening (radiolucent lines more than 2 mm wide, migration, and osteolysis) and subperiosteal bone growth.

World-wide migration and the other interconnected transborder processes that constitute the heart of globalization [ 10- 12] "are mixing people and microorganisms on an unprecedented scale" [[ 13], p.196, [ 12]] at breakneck speed [ 2].

Moreover, our time estimation also demonstrates that from approximately 1995 to 2000, wide migration and vast genetic diversification of the H9N2 virus occurred, during which the virus migrated from Hong Kong and Guangdong to many other interior provinces (Jiangsu, Anhui, Shandong etc). of China and formed G1 and Ck/Bei lineages.

Warfare and raids (ghazw) were endemic, and in drought periods wide migrations in search of pasture took place, with heavy loss of animals.