Примеры использования Migrants may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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From a country perspective, migrants may enter or leave.
We recognize that migrants may have special vulnerabilities, particularly women and children.
In case of a violation of the migration regime, migrants may be subjected to a triple sentence.
Different types of migrants may be identified according to specific characteristics of migrating people.
Additionally, where an exit permit from the employer is required, migrants may be denied the right to leave the country.
The health of migrants may be affected by the migration experience.
Under national immigration policies,the lack of documents proving the age of child and adolescent migrants may result in an arbitrary determination.
For example, smuggled migrants may be the only witnesses to the smuggling process.
These changes bring a number of fresh concerns for those with an uncertain immigration status,including the possibility that migrants may take risks with their health.
Some smuggled migrants may become victims of crime as a result of being smuggled.
There is a concern that, in the process of preventing the proliferation of such networks and intercepting those involved,irregular migrants may not receive adequate protection.
Smuggled migrants may have become victims of crime during or as a result of the smuggling process.
The Commission also acknowledges that some smuggled migrants may seek asylum and qualify for refugee status.31.
Migrants may also be moved quite quickly from one detention facility to another, which also makes monitoring difficult.
Depending on the policies of States,documented migrants may be categorized in a variety of different ways.
Migrants may leave voluntarily in search of better lives or may be forcibly evacuated during disasters.
For example, smuggled migrants may be the only witnesses to the smuggling process.
Migrants may move through legal, registered channels, or they may move without authorization by government authorities.
Alternatively, aspirant migrants may have to pay very large amounts to the agents who help them.
Migrants may move constantly during their migratory experience, and their planned destination may change over time.
Upon return to Kyrgyzstan such migrants may have problems with social payments sine they made contributions to the budget of a foreign nation.
Returning migrants may also convey new ideas and behaviours related to family formation and fertility preferences.
In transit countries, smuggled migrants may become stranded with limited means of continuing their journey, or be deceived by smugglers.
Smuggled migrants may later be deceived or coerced into exploitive situations and thus become victims of human trafficking.
Developing effective health policies for labour migrants may require an intersectoral approach among different government divisions within a country and across borders.
For example, migrants may be compared in surveys with the host country's general population or the host country's non-migrant population from similar ethnic groups.
In addition, smuggled migrants may be refugees forced to rely upon the services of smugglers in a bid to seek asylum.
Smuggled migrants may, for instance, withdraw their consent to being smuggled if, for example, they deem the conditions of transportation to be too dangerous but are nonetheless forced to continue the smuggling process.
A significant proportion of irregular migrants may not have been smuggled into a country, but may have entered legally and overstayed their visa.
Besides, many migrants may transfer their incomes out of the Oblast, thus limiting local trade and the commercial sector development.