Examples of immigration

• The prime minister denied that the new visa requirements were part of a hidden agenda to reduce immigration.

• The prime minister has adopted an inflexible position on immigration.

• What is your party's policy on immigration?

• A new immigration law means the US will be dusting off the welcome mat for famous people who want to live in the country.

• She took her case to an immigration appeals tribunal.

• There are large immigrations which counter-balance this, so the net population changes very little.

• As, "persons subject to immigrations control", they would have no access to local authority assistance.

• In the great immigrations of the past, we were never the sole—we were never even the primary—recipient of the immigrants.

• We are not talking about small or isolated phenomena, but we are talking about immigrations of peoples.

• If one member of the panel decides in favour of the asylum seeker, the director of immigration's decision will be overturned.

• Does he recognise that the last two major immigrations into this country were not widely welcomed by the indigenous population?

• We must, then, look through this veil at the larger backdrop against which immigration policy, medical or otherwise, plays out.

• Immigration and emigration was assumed to be negligible (except where indicated).

• The first two chapters give an important summary of history, politics and ideological models for understanding immigration and national identity.

• Such can be the case with drugs, immigration, health matters, natural disasters, international crime and a host of other broad security matters.

• He himself is ambivalent towards the idea of immigration.

• Furthermore, massive immigration tripled the population, which became two and a half times richer.

• In this case, the survival of the metapopulation is dependent on immigration and colonisation of new habitat patches (host populations).

• There were two notable immigrations to the state during his administration.

• The third reviews the linguistic reper toires of secondgeneration speakers vis-à-vis the community's immigration history.