Examples of using Foreign-born in English and their translations into Russian
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Foreign-born persons are defined as those persons living in the United States who were not United States citizens at birth.
Large companies generally offered language courses to their foreign-born employees free of charge within regular working hours.
Numbers were calculated by multiplying the number of foreign-born immigrants aged 20-64 years by the employment rate of the foreign-born population aged 15-64 years.
whose country of birth has changed because of boundary changes should not be counted as foreign-born.
In general, the‘foreign-born' category should refer to where there has been an act of physically crossing a national border.
increase labour participation and make more effective use of the foreign-born population.
Central American immigrants represent 76% of the foreign-born population while Mexico
This group includes all foreign-born plus those native-born who have ever resided abroad.
Counsel observes that few if any foreigners or foreign-born Norwegians figure in lists from which jury members are selected.
This group includes all foreign-born plus those native-born who have ever resided abroad.
In recent years, however, the prevalence of marriages involving at least one foreign-born person has increased sharply.
developed affirmative action policies for foreign-born teachers.
Some European countries, in the face of the increasing presence of foreign-born people and several generations of migrants, have been trying to work out an effective formula for their integration.
federal laws and the 1920 Palmer Raids singled out the foreign-born members of the organization.
More than half(52 percent) of foreign-born householders owned their homes in 2011, according to the study.
excluding one foreign-born player who has become a naturalized Japanese citizen.
The estimates are derived mostly from data on the number of foreign-born persons enumerated by censuses.
In 2008, the Italian national institute of statistics ISTAT estimated that 59,749 foreign-born immigrants live in Abruzzo, equal to 4.5% of the total regional population.
We use the term immigrant in connection with persons born outside Norway of two foreign-born parents.
Legislation on naturalization granted nationality to foreign-born spouses, men and women,