Sentences with phrase «as migration left»

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In the article, Dr. Margot Sunderland, author of the best - selling book What Every Parent Needs To Know, stated that leaving a child in a state of distress for a prolonged period without offering comfort affects them on a cellular level, specifically the «migration» of their cells as they get to where they need to be.

However, the perspective of leaving, of imagining the unknown and aspiring to a different life contributes to the understanding of migration and movement: a journey within oneself and as subject across state borders.

The prime minister is still pursuing the same agenda as before - there's less talk of a «no deal» Brexit and the net migration target has receded from view, but she is still committed to leaving the single market and customs union and cutting immigration.

As Rob Ford has shown in other work, one of the social changes they have been left behind by is a massive generational transformation in attitudes to race, mixing and migration, with younger generations significantly more comfortable with mixed, inclusive, civic identities.

«These forecasts don't take into account actual policy changes on migration — such as the possibility of stricter immigration rules in the event of leaving the EU — but instead just consider how migration tends to fall when unemployment rises.

It has opened a consultation on policy toward settlement — the granting of indefinite leave to remain in the UK, as opposed to mere temporary resident status — and it plans to address marriage - or family - related migration soon.

Gisela Stuart, Labour's lonely Vote Leave chair, has previously described migration as a «force for good» and believes Ukip feeds «discontent, despair and division» in its attitudes towards foreigners.

Last month Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat Business Secretary, said the net migration target was «not sensible» because it hinged on factors largely beyond the Government's control - such as EU migration and Britons leaving or returning to the UK.

Khichan, which lies in Rajasthan 100 kilometres from the Pakistani border, only became a major attraction for the cranes in the 1980s when local Jain priests began leaving them grain as they rested after gruelling annual migrations to India from Eurasia.

Survival was as low as 40 per cent for salmon that left the lake in small numbers compared to times of peak migration where survival rates increased to more than 90 per cent.

Her writings contain multiple references to her introduction to yoga in Los Angeles in the 1990s and her migration from the centre of North American corporate yoga to Ann Arbor, Michigan for a visiting position at a university, only to leave it in order to start a traditional Ashtanga yoga shala (which translates as «home» or «place of yoga»).

While not quite Terrence Malick in terms of jumping off script and going off to shoot the migration of a rare species of bird, Anderson does shoot a lot of film, and as fans found out with «The Master,» he leaves a lot on the cutting room floor.

Woolgoolga headland offers expansive views of the Solitary Islands Marine Park both north and south as well as the opportunity to view whales during the migration season without leaving your car.

These include the addition of host - migration, so if the host leaves a game it automatically chooses the next best host, as well as a new control scheme, improved network performance in 18 - player games and other tweaks detailed on the thread.

On view in SAF buildings and courtyards across the city's arts and heritage areas, as well as other spaces in Sharjah, Leaving the Echo Chamber will explore subjects ranging from migration and diaspora, to concepts of time and interpreted histories, in relation to today's continuous loop or «echo chamber» of information and history.

After peaking in population in 1950, the city began to feel the effects of large - scale migration to the suburbs, a downturn in industry and commerce as businesses left for cheaper places, an increase in crime and social disorder, and an upturn in its welfare burden — all of which led to a fiscal crisis that pushed the city on the verge of complete collapse.

On view in the foundation's buildings and courtyards across the city's arts and heritage areas, as well as other spaces in Sharjah, Leaving the Echo Chamber will explore subjects ranging from migration and diaspora, to concepts of time and interpreted histories, in relation to today's continuous loop of mediated information.

Contrary to the impression left by the IPCC Summary reports: - Recent observations of phenomena such as glacial retreats, sea - level rise and the migration of temperature - sensitive species are not evidence for abnormal climate change, for none of these changes has been shown to lie outside the bounds of known natural variability.

Animals are changing migration patterns and plants are changing the dates of activity,» such as trees budding their leaves earlier in the spring and dropping them later in the fall, Josef Werne, a professor of geology and environmental science at the University of Pittsburgh, told Live Science.

Desertification could bring about mass migration as people are forced to leave lands that can no longer support them, posing an «imminent threat to international stability», according to the report's authors.»

Fluid flow that is ubiquitous within the crust and sedimentary basins has left fingerprints as chemical patterns of diagenesis, ore formation, and petroleum migration.

«We see that continuing, aside from the regular bumps in the road, probably for next five to 10 years, as in - migration continues to carry on, with fewer people leaving and more people coming to the island.»

That migration effect will eventually cause those businesses to have to relocate as well, leaving us with more supply then demand in real estate.

The study also found that the Western Cape has the lowest percentage of repeat buyers leaving the province as well as by far the strongest net inward migration of repeat buyers from other provinces, which is attributed to its solid economic growth rate and perceptions of a high quality of life.