Príklady immigrated

• Since many of these men neither knew nor could document their current age or the year when they had immigrated, these estimates were often uncertain.

• After all, most of the older speakers immigrated from the rural area.

• For newly immigrated merchants it provided entrance to the right circles.

• This age restriction means that foreign-born respondents in the analysis who immigrated before 1950 must have entered the country during infancy.

• He followed that assertion with a guess that he had been "eighteen or under it" when he immigrated.

• Therefore, species present there have either immigrated or been introduced through maritime exchanges.

• Some have immigrated, some hold dual-citizenship, while others have permanent residence status in countries outside their own.

• Performance was negatively correlated with age of arrival for those who immigrated before adulthood (r = -.63) and then leveled off to barely above chance.

• But in 1949, for example, 145,000 people emigrated from this country and only 60,000 immigrated into this country.

• Naturally they go there in order to be with other people of the same kind as themselves who have immigrated previously, or with their descendants.

• Not all who are ruled by a particular government have immigrated to that jurisdiction, however; some were born there.

• These communities were originally composed of only of men who immigrated for work.

• Many the female immigrants worked of in service, domestic, or low-paid, white-collar workers who immigrated to earn money to, in return, send home.

• Almost half of the population in 2001 (45.1%) was foreign-born, and of these, 49.0% had immigrated to the area between 1991 and 2001.

• A small number of free settlers also immigrated thereafter.