Examples of using Mass emigration in English and their translations into Spanish
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was aimed at facilitating mass emigration of Jews from the Russian Empire
He invited the delegation to elaborate on the collateral effects of mass emigration, such as trafficking in persons
At a time of mass emigration to England and Scotland it seems almost natural that Doherty should follow this path
This mass emigration has had both favourable
prolonged sluggishness in investment and the mass emigration of the surplus labour force meant that no significant growth in employment was recorded during the year.
This led to the mass emigration of the population.
From the 1920s, there was no longer a Swedish mass emigration.
He would like to hear an explanation for such a mass emigration.
At the end of the century there was mass emigration.
From 1850 we can speak of a mass emigration,” says Schubiger.
followed by a second mass emigration of 233 people in 2007.
The clearances led to mass emigration to the sea coast,
resulting in mass emigration to the New World,
This catacomb church was strongly supported by the diaspora created by the mass emigration to the Western hemisphere,
fewer possibilities of employment of women in this zone, but also because of mass emigration of men.
Australia in the last mass emigration of Bukharan Jews from their resident lands.
that it address the socio-economic concerns which occasion mass emigration.
The Ministry of Economy will try to avoid mass emigration through industry development policies to encourage those with higher qualifications to stay in spite of the fact that wages are now half of what they used to be.
especially in agriculture, because of the mass emigration of the men.
In spite that the population has been dwindling throughout time because of the mass emigration to larger urban areas, the village multiplies its population in holidays and feasts like Christmas, the Holy Week