Examples of using Foreign born in English and their translations into Swedish
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those born in Norway of two foreign born parents.
Foreign born women have only primary and lower secondary education to a somewhat greater extent than foreign born men.
Persons who have foreign backgrounds are defined as persons who are foreign born, or born in Sweden with foreign born parents.
children born in Norway by two foreign born parents.
children born in Norway by two foreign born parentheses.
The conclusions are that there are three main aspects that foreign born women believe influence their possibility to integration:
Half of them were foreign born, and as a group have more problems than those born in Sweden with regard to entering the labour market.
The statistics compare native born and foreign born children in various areas such as the labour market, education, living conditions and health.
25.9% of foreign born pupils in Europe abandoned education
The foreign born children did not earlier have a possibility for education in their home language- partly because there were so few of them,
Behaviour Past projects Foreign born women and physical activity, weight overweight and knowledge about Myocardial infarction.
Show Foreign born women and physical activity,
practices for integration of foreign born in the labor market.
During the same period, the corresponding share of 25 year olds born in Sweden with two foreign born parents has gradually increased
The unemployment rate among foreign born women with younger children was 17.6 percent, which is 7.1 percentage points higher than among foreign born men where 10.5 percent were unemployed.
at least two years in prison for rape in Svea Hovrätt, a court of appeals, were foreign born or second-generation immigrants.
especially of foreign born.
while women have a lower employment rate than men or while foreign born people have a considerably lower employment rate than native born. .
This study includes foreign born persons who immigrated to Sweden for the first time during the period 1998
Foreign born from other industrialised countries have a similar