Sentences with phrase «to come to one's country»

Every year, thousands of new Latin brides who come to these countries through the marriage with American men.

As my own parents came to this country in search of better opportunities, I seek to support other families who also aspire to see their children go to college and become successful.

Another 2 million students came to the country for study.

At first, this term was used by news media to refer to foreign women who met men and married them after coming to their countries as their brides.

There are people coming to this country who have religious beliefs and ethnic backgrounds of hatred for other religions and ethnic cultures.

My grandfather, for example, came to our country at the age of 10 with about a fifth grade education.

Also with somebody that maybe just honest to goodness came to this country with a little bit of money in hand, started investing in property and just leaving the dream.

They are, however, sending out a clear political message: Do not come to our country.

Hello everyone, I am so happy you could come to the country on this beautiful spring day.

Some workers may get arrested in the operations but authorities are targeting employers because they are job magnets for people to come to the country illegally.

As immigrants, my parents came to this country in search of opportunity, and taught me from their experience the power that education has to open doors.

In fact, some Russian girls just want to come to this country so they get married with American men.

I'm an immigrant myself, and my family came to this country for a better life.

We should not be unfair to those who came to our country legally.

What other groups came to this country seeking religious freedom?

Investors in foreign countries are highly suspicious of anyone coming to their country to raise money.

His dream was to see restoration come to our country and world.

Four years before the 2022 edition comes to the country, there is a chance to see two of the finest midfielders of the modern game up close and personal.

Buying a property offshore should be a pleasure, an absolute joy, but too often people come to their country of choice short on information.

Now we have laws for those who come to this country and are expected to abide by them.

Hello everyone, I am so happy you could come to the country on this beautiful spring day.

The activists said the act is cruel to the thousands of young people who stepped out of the shadows to identify themselves as having come to the country illegally.

(The Education Department during Duncan's tenure released written guidelines reminding districts of that obligation, particularly after waves of unaccompanied children came to the country from Central America in recent years.)

Today, as in the past, immigrants come to our country in search of their American Dream.

He received part of his education in Britain before coming to this country and landing a scholarship to study textiles at North Carolina State University.

It became pretty clear that the last one in the lot, the A7 which was not launched in India was not coming to country because of the Alpha's presence and pricing.

The Dictator Directed by: Larry Charles — Starring: Sacha Baron Cohen, Anna Faris, Megan Fox, Ben Kingsley, John, C. Reilly, B.J. Novak, J.B. Smoove Synopsis: The heroic story of a dictator who risks his life to ensure that democracy would never come to the country he so lovingly oppressed.

This is true if the child came to the country for adoption under a Hague Custody Certificate (IHCC).

Christians came to this country murdered the Native American and stole their land.

When I first came to this country two years ago, it was clear to me that if I...

When Europeans came to this country it was not Christian.

In 1895, my grandmother and grandfather came to this country from what was then Syria, which is now Lebanon.

And city dwellers, it seems, who come to the country during the hunting and fishing seasons, are now more guilty of these attitudes than their rural counterparts, who sense the diminishing wilderness around them, the truncated freedom of movement.

The Maori population thrived on a diet rich in seafood, sweet potatoes and greens such as watercress and their health used to be outstanding — before white man came to this country and gave them Coca cola, deep fried fish and chips and cigarettes.

 In fact, many divers come to the country just to swim with these creatures.

Brooklyn - based artist Paul Anthony Smith similarly makes work informed by his experience of coming to this country from Jamaica at the age of nine.

ESL: English as a Second Language (Considered inaccurate by many teachers, because many immigrant and refugee students come to the country already fluent in multiple languages)

nothing at all.Fascism will come to this country wrapped in a flag, carring a cross

When's the last time an American Christian came to your country and blew somthing up?

Yeah, like the Christians that came to this country actually murdered the Indians in huge numbers and stole their land, not even following the teachings of your Christ.

«We are very happy that the USDA has finalized this rule to prevent these dogs from coming to the country [and] being sold to consumers who don't expect they're coming from puppy mills,» said Melanie Kahn, senior director of the Humane Society's Puppy Mills campaign.

She said David Cameron appeared to have given up the fight on the issue, although access to child benefit and housing benefit for EU migrants has already been reduced.Speaking on BBC Newsnight Labour's Yvette Cooper said there were too many low - skilled EU migrants coming to the country annually.

Keybi came to the country about a year ago, according to his uncle, Francisco Avilla, 51, and was detained after crossing the border into the United States from Mexico.

After Echo speakers made a debut in Canada last month, Amazon's Fire 7 and Fire HD 8 tablets are now also coming to the country.

A significant number of Chinese were imported as contract laborers in the nineteenth century, but virtually all Chinese people living in Belize today came to the country in the twentieth century.

One of my first jobs after coming to this country was as an office boy in the headquarters of the Methodist Church, which was then on lower Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.

For their part, Republicans have campaigned against the legislation over the years, saying a state with limited resources should help those who come to the country through legal channels first.

The same day, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced his own response: He designated $ 16.4 million for immigrant legal services to assist people in detention, children coming to the country unaccompanied and asylum seekers.

The much - anticipated electronic book reader is late coming to this country because Amazon is shopping around among Canadian telecoms, looking for the best deal on the cost of running its wireless capability, sources say.