Примеры использования People to migrate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Upon return they spread the word and share their stories,thus inciting more young people to migrate.
Climate change is already causing many people to migrate, either within their countries or abroad.
The economic inequality andlack of opportunities for a decent lifestyle is pushing many people to migrate.
The sixth is climate change that pushes people to migrate and therefore threatens the status quo.
Financial difficulties andunstable income in their home countries drive people to migrate.
Innovations in transportation andtechnology allow people to migrate with greater frequency over greater distances.
In the past, the scarcity of water and the failure of agriculture, as well as droughts and other natural calamities,has forced people to migrate.
A dearth of jobs in rural areas can drive many young people to migrate to cities that already lack job possibilities.
When public services are cut, working families suffer, jobs are lost and poverty spreads,forcing people to migrate.
According to EUROSTAT, employment is one of the top three reasons for people to migrate to the EU along with family reasons and education.
Local officials have maintained that, if the necessary measures are not taken by October 2014, the southern part of the lake will disappear,which could force up to 5 million people to migrate from the area.
Serious investment in these would both reduce the conditions which force people to migrate and enhance their contributions to whatever society they find themselves in.
Like Secretary-General Annan, we wish to create a human rights framework that recognizes the disparities of wealth between the North and the South andthat recognizes the legitimate rights of people to migrate in search of a better life.
Crucially, many of the problems that induce people to migrate also limit the ability of remittances to stimulate development in communities of origin.
Poverty, reduced yields anddifficulty obtaining enough food are pushing people to migrate, looking for better lives.
Not surprisingly, this situation causes many people to migrate from poor areas and to go principally to Europe in search of opportunities for a better life.
A closer examination of the structural conditions, including underdevelopment and poverty,that led people to migrate and leave their families behind was needed.
The study states that environmental factors that"push" people to migrate include degradation of arable land, droughts, deforestation, water scarcity, floods, storms and famines.
Poverty, lack of opportunities, political and social violence in the countries of origin,which are mainly developing countries, are among the root causes leading people to migrate, often illegally, from one country to another.
High upfront fees make it difficult for poor people to migrate, leading some to borrow money at exorbitant rates, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation and human trafficking.
This session addressed three questions relating to: keeping migration expenses low for migrants, migrant access to social security and health, andother policies that affect migration costs and the capacity of people to migrate and circulate by choice.
High poverty rates andthe lack of basic social services force many indigenous people to migrate to poor urban areas where the situation of women and children is of particular concern.
The first plan involves tackling the economic, social and political roots of the phenomenon of illegal migration in source countries south of the Sahara by contributing to the ongoing political efforts to settle the disputes, conflicts and troubles in and among certain African States, given that political tensions andcrises provide a strong motive for people to migrate from their home countries.
Extreme poverty andlack of employment opportunities in Nakhichevan have led many people to migrate to neighbouring countries in search of employment.
Undeveloped infrastructure of rural regions is forcing people to migrate into increasingly congested urban areas in search of opportunities; the world's urban population is growing by 170,000 each day.
The Special Rapporteur encourages the development of coherent policies regarding therights of all migrants, which takes into account the myriad circumstances which lead people to migrate, including the need for human rights protections, in particular for those who are"induced" or"forced" to migrate. .
Economic forces can also increase exposure to HIV risk,such as those that cause people to migrate away from their families or enter into the sex or drug trade for money, survival or as a result of trafficking.
Policies should minimize the negative impacts of migration and maximize its benefits;they should allow people to migrate in order to improve their economic and social situation and ensure that those who did so enjoyed freedom, safety and full regard for their human rights.
In some places, poverty, lack of opportunities, or the lack of investment in capabilities lead people, in particular young people, to migrate internally or abroad to secure better wages, generate remittances and expand their opportunities for a better life.
The last of the Sangik peoples to migrate from their center of race origin was the indigo man.