Examples of using Foreign-born in English and their translations into German
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Foreign-born nationals.
Unrivaled diversity marks New Jersey's foreign-born population.
Its foreign-born population stands around 10 percent.
There are many temporary immigrant workers, and one-third of the population is foreign-born.
Firstly, every foreign-born bishop, priest or minister will be deported immediately.
Dubai 's population hovers around 2.5 million-- and more than 80percent of that number is foreign-born.
It had the lowest percentage of foreign-born residents in England at 1.2% 2001 census.
More than any other state,New Jersey has constant history of attracting foreign-born arrivals.
Characteristics of the foreign-born population in the U.S. are also a focus of the Center's work.
The previous epochemphasized almost exclusively the role of the professional(usually foreign-born) missionary.
In the United Kingdom, one out of ten people are foreign-born, in Zurich this number rises to four out of ten.
The number of foreign-born workers increased throughout the OECD area Japan being the sole exception.
Or is it not fear of the judge, but fear of your foreign-born colleagues, such as MPI FKF researcher Prof. M.
There a foreign-born man, perhaps from the Middle East, pointed to a road leading off to the left at a traffic light.
It's a small eastern European country with a population of five and a half million,where only one percent are foreign-born.
The estimates are derived from the data on foreign-born population--people who have residence in one country but were born in another country.
In 2007 he was honoured as the MVP(Most Valuable Player) in the NBA finals,the first foreign-born player to do so.
Employment and Entrepreneurship: Foreign-born professionals and the unskilled contribute to the  economy in different ways.
Until recently, more than half of all mathematics, science,and engineering graduate students in the US were foreign-born.
Much like in Dubai, the number of foreign-born residents in Brussels-- more than 60 percent-- surpasses the number of locally born citizens.
Pew Hispanic Center provides research reports that focus specifically on trends in migration flows,the characteristics of the foreign-born population and attitudes towards immigration policy issues.
These regions have a high share of foreign-born graduates, broadband access and often large cities, confirming this preference.
Our firm is led by founding attorney Anthony Olson, who lived and studied abroad for extended periods of time,and all the members of our paralegal staff are foreign-born.
This is supplemented by data from the report(P20-494) on The Foreign-Born Population, 1996, also from the Census Bureau.
Philip had no financial standing, was foreign-born(though a British subject who had served in the Royal Navy throughout the Second World War), and had sisters who had married German noblemen with Nazi links.
Another key concern remains that many young people leave school prematurely without a formalqualification, in particular, in the group of foreign-born students, for whom the share of early school-leavers amounts to 19.
For instance, in the UK 22% of dentists are foreign-born, while the Philippines is current world leader in dental workforce export with two-thirds of its dental graduates migrating to the USA.
The two largest sub-sectors are meat production and bakeries withthe specialty food sector showing the greatest growth largely as a result of the large and growing percentage of foreign-born Canadians who have immigrated to Canada.
Thus the 16 FebruaryLondon Evening Standard whipped up a storm against foreign-born workers who are registered as"local" and working on building sites for the 2012 Olympics, fulminating that.
The neighborhood is one of the most ethnically diverseurban areas in the country with a population of over 2 million, many of whom are foreign-born and represent over 100 different nations, bringing with them the many languages and dialects of their native countries!