Examples of using The emigration in English and their translations into Swedish
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Abraham took the matter in his own hands when ten years had passed after the emigration from Haran(Gen. 16:16).
events in Mizpah and the emigration to Egypt: xxxviii.
Climate change is thought to have led to the emigration of Chacoans and the eventual abandonment of the canyon,
Besides, according to the doctor of historical Sciences Dmitry Penkovsky("the Emigration of Cossacks from Russia
In a number of countries, the emigration of mostly younger workers has sparked concerns over brain drain
Poland has witnessed the emigration of almost two million young people,
upon jobs creation in the emigration countries, and, on the other, upon integration of legal migrants in the widened EU.
I say this as I come from a country that has had first-hand experience of the emigration problem for a great many decades.
Accordingly, capital must be allocated to productivity-boosting investments in Sweden, if the emigration of Swedish companies is to be stopped.
over the course of World War II, turned the emigration country Sweden into an immigration country.
With a view to preventing the brain drain, we have focused on the Commission's proposal to encourage the hiring of ethnic labour in countries where the emigration of qualified professionals could destabilise the social
More information about Ellis Island and the emigration from Sweden, you will find here»
of a job-creating industry in the Southern countries, could help accelerate the use of renewable energy and curb the emigration of workers.
What I'm writing about America is neither for or against the Emigration, because that is for me up to the individual's business of their own to decide,
which links strongly to Gothenburg's location with the great Swedish-American Liners and the emigration to the United States in the 1800s and 1900s.
especially certain aspects of migration such as the emigration of highly skilled nationals
it well illustrates that no one allegedly carrying out"thorough" extermination would permit the emigration of a million Jews,