Examples of using Net migration in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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IPPR says UK net migration unlikely to plunge in 2011.
Of the 440 million increase,about 340 million was attributable to net migration and urban reclassification.
Georgia's net migration rate is- 4.54, excluding Georgian nationals who live abroad.
Of the 440 million increase,around 340 million can be attributed to both urban reclassification and net migration.
Net migration is the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants.
The growth included a natural increase of 12,165 individuals(33,704 births minus21,539 deaths) and net migration of 4,035 people.
Net migration of EU15 and EU8 citizens remained similar to the previous year at 79,000 and 47,000 respectively.
Compared to the previous year, the population increased in Russia by 76,060,the result of a net migration gain of 211,878, and a natural population loss of 135,818.
The net migration rate indicates the contribution of migration to the overall level of population change.
While these figures underline the challenges we need to meet to reduce net migration, they should also act as a further wake-up call for the EU.
Last year net migration from the EU was at a historic high, mostly because fewer Brits were moving abroad.
United States's labormarket has attracted immigrants from all over the world and its net migration rate is among the highest in the world.
From 1970 to the mid-1990s, net migration represented around three-fourths of the populace development.
For example a pledge to make maps of school buildings available to parents was kept,while the commitment to reduce net migration to below 100,000 was again broken.
This is the closest to zero that British net migration has been since YE June 2010 and continues a decreasing trend that started in YE March 2012.
Like other countries in the region, its population is expected to gradually decline in the coming years as a result of sub-replacement fertility rates andnegative net migration rate.
It would probably not cut Britain's net migration figure very much, however- which would at least cause little surprise to Britons.
The average score on the scale is based on a 10-point scale, based on indicators of value, job market, quality of life,the expectation of living and net migration rate.
This is the definition used to calculate net migration and is also used for the UK usually resident population estimate series.
International student visa policy has been specifically targeted for further review as theBritish government reinforces its commitment to reduce net migration by more than two-thirds of current levels.
If people don'tthink that students should be included in the net migration numbers, let's take them out and have a clearer picture of where we are.
At the British Future event, Javid reiterated his intention to scrap the Conservatives' long-standing- and never met-official target to limit annual net migration into the UK to the tens of thousands.
Roughly three-quarters of Britons want to reduce net migration- which is current running at almost a quarter of a million people a year- and most tell pollsters they want to"reduce it a lot".
He also said he would lobby for further changes to free movement rules in the light of European Court rulings if the UK votes to remain, and said the process of EU reform will"continue tomorrow",insisting that reducing net migration was"not an unrealistic ambition".
Figure 1 shows rolling annual estimates from YE June2006 onwards illustrating that the latest provisional net migration estimate is higher than the emigration estimate, a result of immigration being more than twice as high as emigration.
A recent report found that net migration out of the lower delta region is increasing with around 1.7 million people migrating out over the last decade, more than double the national migration average in Vietnam, reshaping life on the banks of the world's 12th longest river.
Additionally, migration statistics are used to monitorprogress against a government-stated ambition of delivering annual net migration in the tens of thousands, not the hundreds of thousands1, and are of much interest to the EU referendum debate.
Economists say that is happening because net migration- the tendency of large numbers of people to move to a specific place- is waning, meaning that the supply of workers isn't increasing fast enough in the rich areas to bring wages down, and isn't falling fast enough in the poor areas to bring wages up.".
There was scepticism from some about whether this concern about human trafficking was just theacceptable face of the government's preoccupation with cutting net migration numbers, and creating a hostile environment for illegal immigration, but most charities welcomed the initiative.