Emigrating

Former immigration minister Jason Kenney frequently cited the Roma as an example of bogus refugee claimants clogging the system and targeted eastern European nations with billboard and brochure campaigns to dissuade Roma from emigrating to Canada.

Martineau was instrumental in helping two slaves from Georgia, who had managed to flee the state in disguise before emigrating to England.

She moved to Baton Rouge about seven years ago shortly after emigrating from Cuba.

The expert said that those talented Nigerians emigrating abroad were not doing so because they were unpatriotic, but because the Nigerian environment was toxic to their professional development and self-fulfillment.

While almost half the respondents are open to future international work opportunities temporarily, only 19% said they would seriously consider emigrating.

After the war, Morris and his surviving brother and two sisters settled briefly in Munich, Germany before emigrating to the United States.

Alistair lived in Levenmouth all his life before emigrating with his family two years ago.

Dr Griffin disputed any suggestion the BMA was exaggerating its warnings around the number of doctors emigrating.

I have nothing against people emigrating, it’s a moot point that you offer my dear chap.

Josh Hardy, who was born in Basingstoke before emigrating to New Zealand from Reading in 2007 aged two, leaves for the USA on July 30 to begin a soccer scholarship with Conners State College in Oklahoma.

Moreover, Census Bureau surveys that directly ask about the reason for moving show that, for emigrating New Yorkers, jobs are more important than any other consideration.

She also had a stately home near on the south coast but she sold it before emigrating to America.

Since declaring independence in 1991, North Macedonia has seen vast chunks of its people emigrating amid a stagnating economy.

Unfortunately, rather than being a product of economic progress in the country, increasing diaspora remittance is more a function of more Nigerians emigrating to other countries.

Yara Zaya has changed drastically since emigrating to the United States.

Coming from the Philippines and emigrating to Canada it's like a second home," said Xandy Collao.

DEBBIE Sharples, who has headed up the Scottburgh Hobby Circle for the past 15 years, and her husband, Steve, are emigrating to England.

Members are still joining the various schemes it manages; these will be offset by members moving to other medical aids, cancelling medical aid altogether, emigrating or dying.

After the Leningrad Conservatory, she marries Mikhail, an engineering student who insists on emigrating with their son, Grisha.

In the new poll, women were more likely to consider emigrating than men — 44% compared to 32.7%.