Sentence examples for with migrant populations from inspiring English sources
West African countries do not limit immigration from their neighbours, so lots of people cross borders, for example from Ghana to oil-rich Nigeria.Some middle-income countries, such as Morocco, Mexico, Turkey and Libya, are well-trodden transit routes with migrant populations of their own.
This is important information for public health authorities dealing with migrant populations.
Post-war trauma and the effect it has on health, has commonly been associated with migrant populations and those entering a new country as a refugee [ 38, 39].
Many examples of imported multidrug-resistant (MDR) infectious diseases are associated with migrant populations, e.g., MDR Plasmodium falciparum malaria in immigrants, tourists, and returned foreign-born travelers (25 – 25 ).
Other services have problems as well and see the benefits of cooperation with groups who work with migrant population.
The PRD governor of the state, Ricardo Monreal, frequently visits American cities with large migrant populations.
It links migration to increased terrorism and refers to non-existent 'no-go' areas in European cities with large migrant populations, including London, Paris and Berlin, where authorities have allegedly lost control and where law and order is absent".
ATHENS — A wave of violent attacks against immigrants by suspected right-wing extremists has put Muslims and the police on alert in rundown parts of Athens with burgeoning migrant populations.
Under pressure from British MPs, some of whom are elected in constituencies with large migrant populations, the bank has agreed to a 30-day stay which ends in mid-August.Meanwhile, a group of 100 academics and other notables has written to the British government asking it to avert a humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa.
Human capital gaps are another limiting factor, with some migrant populations exhibiting educational attainment comparable or even exceeding that of the natives, while others are lagging behind (Dustmann and Tommaso Frattini 2011; Kahanec 2013a).
Cities with large migrant populations tend to be most vulnerable to crimes against women.
