Examples of using Migration has in English and their translations into Russian
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Migration has strong effect on the culture of migrants.
As already mentioned in part G1,increasing labour migration has a double impact.
Each migration has a version identifier associated with it.
On the question of what negative effects migration has on them 48% answered: No negative effects.
Migration has a number of positive effects for families and migrant workers.
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Therefore, the zero-migration variant allows an assessment of the effect that non-zero migration has on other demographic parameters.
Without a doubt, migration has enormous benefits and can be a potent force for development.
To maximize the benefits of migration to those concerned andincrease the likelihood that migration has positive consequences for the development of both sending and receiving communities.
Migration has both positive and negative consequences for African countries.
The Committee believes that respect for the rights of all migrant workers andmembers of their families will strengthen the beneficial effects that migration has on development, both in countries of origin and in countries of employment.
International migration has important implications for other areas and policies.
The objective is to maximize the benefits of migration to those concerned andincrease the likelihood that migration has positive consequences for the development of both sending and receiving countries.
At the same time, migration has one overarching essential feature- this is the inclination towards welfare.
Based on Mexico's history as a country of origin to the United States andas a transit country for northward movements, migration has long been a priority on the Government's domestic and foreign policy agendas.
Thirdly, uncontrolled migration has a negative impact on countries of destination.
To encourage more cooperation and dialogue between countries of origin and countries of destination in order to maximize the benefits of migration to those concerned andincrease the likelihood that migration has positive consequences for the development of both sending and receiving countries;
Migration has a considerable effect on poverty, the spread of HIV and the environment.
Besides contributing directly to changes in population size andits composition by age and sex, migration has broader demographic impacts on societies of origin and destination, especially when migrant populations have different levels and patterns of fertility and family formation.
Migration has a significant impact on human resources development through a number of transmission mechanisms.
Even when migration has positive effects on individuals, it may have contradictory effects in countries of origin.
Fifty-seven per cent of the respondent organizations work"to encourage more cooperation and dialogue between countries of origin and countries of destination in order to maximize the benefits of migration to those concerned andincrease the likelihood that migration has positive consequences for the development of both sending and receiving countries" para. 10.2 b.
Because of low fertility, this migration has a significant impact on population growth in the more developed regions.
Migration has demographic, economic and social impacts; users should determine the relative priority given to these impacts in the work programme;
In its view,international migration has significant impacts on the development process and the functioning of modern economies.
Migration has significant consequences on societies of both sending and receiving countries from the demographic, social and economic viewpoint.
The debate recognized that international migration has many positive consequences for migrants, their families and both countries of destination and countries of origin.
Internal migration has the potential not only to improve the livelihoods of individual migrants but is also increasingly gaining recognition for its role in contributing to the wider economic growth of many countries.
Policymakers are increasingly recognising that internal migration has a greater potential to reduce poverty and contribute to economic growth than does international migration Deshingkar 2006; UNDP 2009.
Of course, migration has profound implications for both sending and receiving societies that need to be dealt with very carefully.