Examples of using Net emigration in English and their translations into Russian
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It should be noted that Mali is a country of net emigration.
There has been some net emigration and the population has fallen to about 7,000.
The western and southwestern regions of Kazakhstan, which are dominated by ethnic Kazakhs,witnessed the lowest net emigration.
In 23 countries with growing populations, net emigration reduced population growth by more than 50 per cent.
The net emigration of Turkish Cypriots from 1974 to 1996 according to Turkish Cypriot sources, was approximately 48,600.
In 48 countries with growing populations, net emigration reduced population growth by more than 15 per cent.
According to the Secretariat's Population Division, Georgia was among the top 20 countries worldwide in net emigration between 1995 and 2000.
Only for Africa are the expected levels of net emigration unlikely to reduce population growth by more than 2 per cent.
From 2000 to 2010, developing regions added some 775 million persons through natural increase,while losing 35 million persons owing to net emigration.
These mostly include countries in Africa that are experiencing net emigration and whose borders are difficult to supervise.
By 2045-2050, net emigration could be reducing population growth by nearly 25 per cent in Latin America and the Caribbean and by 11 per cent in Asia.
However, the reduction of population growth associated with net emigration is expected to increase as fertility continues to decline.
During 2000-2005, net emigration reduced population growth by 2.4 per cent in Africa, 2.7 per cent in Asia and 9.5 per cent in Latin America and the Caribbean.
However, the reduction of population growth associated with net emigration is expected to increase as fertility continues to decline.
During 2000-2005, net emigration reduced population growth by 2.4 per cent in Africa, 2.7 per cent in Asia and 9.5 per cent in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Over the past decade, notably during the second half of the 1980s,there has been a net emigration from Curaçao and, despite a rate of natural increase of about 1.3 per cent, the population declined.
An excess of persons entering the country is referred to as net immigration(e.g., 3.56 migrants/1,000 population);an excess of persons leaving the country as net emigration e.g., -9.26 migrants/1,000 population.
Only for Africa are the expected levels of net emigration unlikely to reduce population growth by more than 2 per cent.
The overall social and demographic situation in Ukraine is therefore characterized by a gradual aging of the population; a declining birth rate and a relative stabilization of the high mortality rate; a deterioration in the national health, including reproductive health; worsening problems confronting families, mothers and children;high net emigration, primarily of persons of working age; and an unfavourable economic climate.
Although developing regions will continue to experience net emigration, its impact on population size will be small for the foreseeable future.
Although Poland experienced net emigration, there has been a recent increase in legal immigration there, too, with about 10,000 work permits granted to foreigners in 1995.
Immigration from overseas into Auckland is partially offset by net emigration of people from Auckland to other regions of New Zealand, mainly Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
Having changed from a country of net emigration to a country of net immigration, Ireland was confronted with the problem of trafficking.
The first section of Finland's strategy“Migration today” investigates migration trends in the following subsections:“net emigration to net immigration within short period”,“migration now takes many different forms”,“migration has an impact on society and its demographic structure”,“migrant integration in Finland”,“cautious view of migration”.
Economic conditions have contributed to a net emigration from Manitoba and Saskatchewan to Alberta and British Columbia, which have generally provided greater employment opportunities and higher living standards.
Prior to 1996 Ireland was a country of net emigration; now migrant workers, refugees and asylum-seekers from over 100 countries are represented in Ireland.
Italy, for instance, had a net annual emigration balance of 140,000 for 1964-1967 and a net annual immigration balance of 79,000 during 1981-1984.
Net migration including immigration and emigration.
The net population loss of Indians through emigration between the censuses was estimated at 58,300 persons.
Annual net international migration which involves the counting of immigration and emigration.