Примеры использования Emigrate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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So that he can emigrate.
They emigrate because when they have eaten.
All we could do was emigrate.
They emigrate, escape, but I do not escape.
I could either kill myself or emigrate.
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If I can avoid having to emigrate to the United States… I would be very grateful.
Many liberal leaders had to emigrate.
Many talents have had to emigrate or were silenced by the internal conflict.
They became the Germans and had to emigrate.
Advisory services for the Roma who emigrate and then returned in Romania;
I will raise this grasshopper so that he can emigrate.
For three years, Muslims could emigrate and return freely.
The video was also included on the limited edition release of the album Emigrate.
However, a sizable minority of women who emigrate in search of domestic work ends up in domestic servitude.
Brain drain is also influenced by high school graduates who emigrate to study abroad.
Men emigrate mainly to the Russian Federation and Ukraine(61.4%), while women prefer Western Europe, Israel, Turkey.
During the reign of the Nazis, Jewish citizens were deported,only 30 of 120 in 1933 could emigrate.
Mongolian nationals have the right to travel and emigrate to foreign countries for private purposes and return to Mongolia without hindrance.
That law had affected thousands of families living in Israel,which had either been forced to separate or emigrate.
As their husbands emigrate abroad or engage in small trade, women are left to shoulder the greatest share of farming jobs.
Millions of international migrants return home every year, many remaining permanently,while others emigrate again.
In the Caribbean countries,over 85 per cent of individuals with a tertiary education emigrate from countries such as Grenada, Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago.
Due to a low demand of IT services within the state, Ukrainian IT specialists work to foreign orders or emigrate for good.
Most Nicaraguans who emigrate are men, women and teenagers with scarce economic resources from rural areas, who,owing to lack of decent work, emigrate to other countries.
Another term stated that persons who had settled in the Memel Territory during the occupation period from 1923 to 1939 should emigrate.
To ensure the family's survival in the village, the parents frequently emigrate abroad, leaving the children to be cared by relatives, grandparents, or elderly sisters and brothers.
Afro-Costa Rican women with professional qualifications have few opportunities to work in the provinces and generally emigrate to the capital, San José.
Due to permanent conflicts with the bishop's secretary,Murgaš had to emigrate to the United States in 1896, where he was assigned a Slovak parish in the city of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
Unfortunately, the instigation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 is a blow to the tapestry business, as many emigrate Aubusson weavers from German princes.
Children below the age of 18 emigrate together with their legal representatives or, if emigrating in order to join their legal representatives, do so accompanied by another adult ibid.