Examples of using Emigration in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Government implements the Programme of Support to Ethnic Minorities through its Department of Ethnic Minorities and Emigration, which was established in 1998.
He was compelled to choose emigration, since he was and still remains an enemy of any kind of totalitarianism.
Significant labour emigration to the more advanced economies has resulted in a number of shortages of skilled workers in some of the new European Union member States.
After the ethnic cleansing and forced mass emigration, only 20-25% of the pre-war local population was left in Abkhazia.
Some current and past issues in European demography have included religious emigration, ethnic relations, economic immigration, a declining birth rate and an ageing population.
One very notable result of emigration was the flow of remittances, which they constituted a major source of income for migrants' countries of origin.
After her emigration to the Federal Republic of Germany, Maja Avramovic studied in the masterclass under Igor Ozim until she reached her artistical matriculation.
The lack of security in the country had led to heavy emigration and displacement of women and had given rise to economic insecurity and violence against and trafficking in women.
Countries with emigration rates above 5% of the population include Albania, Georgia, Jamaica, Kyrgyzstan and Nicaragua.
In return they were to allow some emigration, but no more than ten percent of the Martian population per year;
In some countries, emigration of skilled persons leads indeed to shortages in key occupations.
Emigration, especially emigration to New Zealand, could probably not be stopped, but the lack of prospects for economic, social and financial development needed to be tackled.
Emigration continued during most of the Israeli occupation however, but, he added, as a consequence of the Gulf War, there was net immigration as Palestinians returned to the territories.
Some current and past issues in Européan demographics have included religious emigration, race relations, economic immigration, a declining birth rate and an ageing population.
Even if aid for education contributes to reducing emigration, it is unlikely to do so quickly.
During the 1860s, a trickle of single English women migrated to Australia in search of work, funded by the Female Middle Class Emigration Society.
Changes in demographic volume, structure, composition and dynamics are both the point of departure and end result of immigration and emigration.
In 23 countries with growing populations, net emigration reduced population growth by more than 50 per cent.
That is one of the main causes of emigration from Armenia is that the country's youth cannot find appropriate jobs in their homeland.
True Christians were faced with either severe persecution or emigration to an area that offered greater freedom to practice their beliefs.