Examples of using Brain drain in English and their translations into German
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Brain drain of young researchers.
I am talking about the brain drain.
Brain drain from Europe should be stopped.
Only in this way will we be able to reverse the brain drain.
Brain drain is a major problem for many developing countries.
Some countries are facing a brain drain.
Brain drain, lack of training policy, lack of social dialogue, etc.
In this way,the programme is also intended to counter the brain drain of academics.
The future Commission Communication on brain drain and the possibility of establishing pan-African academic networks;
No, he's very much alive,and it seems he's responsible for our international brain drain.
It must be our objectiveto promote brain circulation, not brain drain from some or many regions into a few.
One of the issues that Western Balkan countries are tackling with today,is the brain drain.
This applies to all educational categories leading to a permanent“brain drain” migration, especially from the new Member States.
Today's brain drain is not only from emerging and developing countries to richer countries, but also from European countries to the US.
Ultimately, the aim is also to transform the brain drain into a brain gain.
The EESC proposes that the brain drain be limited by the PMs, so that migration is a positive factor for both sides.
The EESC believes that mobility agreements should avoid brain drain and compensate for it.
It's downtowns becoming ghost towns. The brain drain-- where all of the most educated and qualified leave and never come back.
At the same time the EESC wishes to state its conviction that the programme should not contribute to the brain drain from third countries.
The migration of educated employees leads to a brain drain in the countries of origin and is in any case detrimental to these countries.
We would also emphasise that we wanted to contribute to the fight against brain drain from South to North.
This brain drain is exacerbated by the demand for higher education in medicine which far outweighs the available placements in schools globally.
The EU must facilitate circular migration as a means of reducing the brain drain from countries that are in difficulties.
The US policies of active recruitment of certain professions in theregions such as teachers and medical personnel, contributes significantly to the brain drain.
While migration represents a brain drain for the sending countries and may trigger tension in the receiving countries, it can also have a positive impact.
In the context of cognitive capitalism, being made to paycan take place on multiple levels- brain drain, tuition, visa fees, etc.
The Commission will consider further the rapporteur's proposals on brain drain, the stand-still clause and on reducing the decision period from 90 to 60 days.
Notes that concentrating large-scale infrastructure exclusively in developed countries could, in the short run, cause a brain drain within the EU.
Even in countries with no imperial past, but with an enduring migratory tradition,like Ireland, the brain drain to Australia and North America is accelerating.
For example, risks of asylum seekers and refugees losing contact with their countries of origin,and also risks of qualified people leaving these countries brain drain.