Examples of using Pull factor in English and their translations into Italian
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Of what we would now call a"pull factor.
Pull factors make you want to go to a place.
This transition is being driven by both push and pull factors.
A PULL factor is something concerning the country to which a person migrates.
In addition to these push factors, there are also pull factors.
These are strong pull factors for global marketers,” says PwC.
illegal residence should therefore include measures against that pull factor.
Undeclared work and illegal employment as a pull factor for illegal immigration.
Well, the two biggest pull factors for the Firestick are its flexibility and portability.
The possibility of finding undeclared work is a key pull factor encouraging illegal immigration.
They are also a pull factor for investment and a catalyst for job creation and growth.
creating a real"pull factor" for undocumented migrants.
This proposal aims to reduce that pull factor by targeting the employment of third-country nationals who are
which would stop the pull factor for illegal immigrants once and for all.
when border and migration management were seen to fail, this became a pull factor.
Undeclared work and illegal employment can act as pull factors for illegal immigration and must therefore be addressed.
The pull factor created by illegal employment is also strongly linked to the
a city full of people would be a pull factor for hungry zombies who want to eat humans.
also the feeling it was being blamed for having created“a pull factor”.
Frontex accused NGOs of acting as"pull factor" for migrants and refugees and indirectly helping smuggler networks.
since they believe that this sort of aid can represent a pull factor for migration flows.
adopted a proposal for a Directive that aims to reduce that pull factor by targeting the employment of third-country nationals who are
might be perceived as the most important“pull factor” for potential migrants.
report that examines policy options for reducing that pull factor for illegal immigration by targeting the employment of third-country
are unclear as such programmes may themselves constitute a pull factor for more illegal migration to the EU.
creating a real"pull factor" for undocumented migrants,
a clear“pull factor” for illegal immigration, as well as a catalyst for exploitation.
also important for significantly reducing the employment pull factor, the legal basis for the legislative proposal(Article 63(3)(b)
of acting as a pull factor for migrants' boats
will create a pull factor similar to the collective regularisations that were carried out in Spain,