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Significats de expatriation en anglès

portuguès
deportação
català
exili
espanyol
exilio

The act of expelling a person from his native land.

exili
portuguès
expatriação
català
emigració
espanyol
emigración

Migration from a place (especially migration from your native country in order to settle in another)

emigració
Sinònims
Examples for "emigration"
Examples for "emigration"
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The result is rising emigration at all career stages, it is said.
The Irish Times
2
Using FE application date to trigger tax emigration, is indeed extremely risky.
The South African
3
Opening a bank account is a vital step in your emigration process.
The South African
4
Unemployment and emigration rose as growth contracted and the national debt soared.
The Irish Times
5
O'Halloran was a prime example of the opportunities emigration could offer women.
The Irish Times
1
Michigan is no stranger to what demographers call "out-migration." Recession drove people away in the early 1980s.
Reuters
2
Puerto Rico is trying to stem rampant out-migration, reduce a 45 percent poverty rate, and fix near-insolvent public healthcare and pension systems.
Reuters
3
Out-migration of the Mainstream doesn't seem to explain the full extent of the transformation, however.
Disintegration: the splintering of black america
Ús de expatriation en anglès
1
He cites higher taxes, civil lawsuits, and terrorist attacks as top expatriation factors.
Reuters
2
For your sake I was willing to brave poverty, debt, expatriation.
Miriam Monfort / A Novel
3
The expatriation of the entire free people of color from the United States.
My Bondage and My Freedom
4
The longer his expatriation, the greater does this hallucination become.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
5
To-day captivity, transportation, expatriation, exile, the axe has fallen on nearly all these heads.
The History of a Crime / The Testimony of an Eye-Witness
6
It declared any "scheme of expatriation" to be "delusive, cruel, and dangerous."
The Conflict with Slavery / Part 1 from The Works of John Greenl...
7
The history, the act of expatriation and immigration will remain central to literature going forward?
The new yorker
8
Every passenger but ourselves looks forward to indefinite periods of expatriation in the silent places.
The New North
9
He was seriously in rebellion against his own expatriation.
A Hoosier Chronicle
10
Associations were formed in the metropolis for disposing of Ginx's Baby by expatriation or otherwise.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 10
11
The Mohammedan slave trade meant the expatriation or forcible migration in Africa of nearly as many more.
The Negro
12
When ashamed of sordid calculation, they discovered a defence in the blessedness of expatriation to the offender.
The History of Tasmania , Volume II
13
Indeed, it was the forced expatriation of its supporters that caused the club to be broken up.
The Gaming Table: Its Votaries and Victims. Volume 1 (of 2)
14
Still, he did not feel secure at Rome, and a second time he sought safety in expatriation.
The Story of Rome from the Earliest Times to the End of the Repu...
15
At the peace of Amiens, (1802), they were at last allowed the melancholy privilege of expatriation.
A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the E...
16
Then, perhaps the temporary expatriation, the tedious traversing of seas and continents, the pilgrimage to Bayreuth stands explained.
What Is Man? and Other Essays
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Translations for expatriation
Expatriation a través del temps