Examples of using Emigration in English and their translations into Czech
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as well as a channel for illegal emigration to Europe.
The sculptural ensemble Plazit jazyk(Sticking out Your Tongue)(1970), which opens the exhibition, is one of the artist's first works created in emigration.
The delay in granting this aid is condemning hundreds of families to hunger and emigration and is jeopardising civil peace in the country.
The fact that the EU had to exert pressure to close the so-called travel agencies which specialised in emigration to the EU demonstrates the lack of awareness of the problem.
Only emigration to the New World,
Up to a quarter of a century ago, Europe was protected from such emigration waves for two reasons:
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There is mass emigration from the new accession countries, especially the Baltic countries, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania, to the richer Member States.
I welcome the fact that Mr Coelho has mentioned the significance of the emigration pressure from Turkey on Bulgaria and Greece.
which will be used to protect the Union from this emigration wave.
Hailing as I do from a country that was for centuries a source of political and economic emigration, it is hard to remain indifferent to the tragedy of refugees for whom the Union is a promised land.
I know that in my own country, 20% of young people are unemployed and emigration, which had finished,
Egypt which would provide tangible help across the board but, at the same time, expect in return the full cooperation of the Tunisian authorities in blocking their coasts so as not to allow further illegal emigration by sea.
Due to the clear political subtext of its name and its reference to emigration from a country occupied by Warsaw Pact troops, and despite petitions to preserve the results of the symposium,
In the context of the symbols of this object, three letters of Jaromír Krejcar to Roman Jacobson about the anxiety, emigration and moral status of a human being in a critical situation send out a stark warning.
This phenomenon needs to be reversed, so that emigration under these circumstances ceases to be the last resort:
are leading to business liquidations and the emigration of Latvian entrepreneurs.
the need to choose between prison and emigration.
whilst millions of young people live without any future prospects but emigration, which is increasingly difficult.
which has still not been repealed, which made emigration a crime.