Примеры использования Foreign-born на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Foreign-born men.
I work good," said the foreign-born soldier.
Foreign-born women.
Native-born of which native-born with two foreign-born parents.
Total foreign-born population.
About 25% of the white men who served in the Union Army were foreign-born.
Foreign-born population as percentage of total.
Chart 1: Native-born, foreign-born and foreigners.
Foreign-born population by region of birth.
Economically active foreign-born by occupation, age and sex.
Foreign-born population, by period, of most recent.
A generation ago, there were about 60,0000 foreign-born immigrants in Norway.
Foreign-born adopted children will also be part of this group.
As of November 2007, there are some 12,000 foreign-born Italians in and around Timişoara.
About 323,000 foreign-born citizens were entitled to vote in the local elections.
Of the approximately 290,000 people living in Iceland,some 20,000 were foreign-born.
Native-born, foreign-born, citizen/national and foreign populations.
Two population groups relevant for international migration are usually identified in population censuses: foreign-born and foreigners.
Foreign-born: this is the group of persons who were born in another country.
Johnny Chan became the first foreign-born American to win the Main Event in 1987.
Foreign-born persons are defined as those persons living in the United States who were not United States citizens at birth.
In recent years, the number of foreign-born Italians living in Romania has increased substantially.
Persons who were born in a particular territory butwhose country of birth has changed because of boundary changes should not be counted as foreign-born.
Unemployment among the foreign-born has declined sharply however compared to 1995.
Discussions were being held with trade unions and employers' associations about how toincrease labour participation and make more effective use of the foreign-born population.
This group includes all foreign-born plus those native-born who have ever resided abroad.
For the 2000 round of population censuses,only 76 per cent of the countries that included questions on country of births and/or country of citizenship reported data on the stock of international migrants(foreign-born or foreigner) to the Statistics Division.
In most Western European countries, the foreign-born proportion of the workforce was around 10 per cent.
Foreign-born persons may be citizens at birth by, for instance, being the children of citizens of the country where they live, or they may be naturalized citizens.
The country as a whole saw an increase in the foreign-born population from 16.2 per cent in 1981 to 20.02 per cent in 1992.