Translation of "Starke zuwanderung" in English

During the 16th century there was moreover a strong Dutch immigration.

In recent years, increased immigration has contributed to labour supply.

During the 16th century there was moreover a strong Dutch immigration.

The continuous population growth is mainly due to the strong foreign immigration.

Around 800, a strong influx of baju goods began.

Moreover, there was a strong Dutch immigration during the 16th century.[8]

We must also try to prevent large, uncontrolled migrant flows to the European Union.

Today, the importance of Eastern and central Eastern Europe as a source area for the European East-West migration has fallen.

Let us first remind ourselves that we have had large-scale immigration from the Middle East.

One factor in the increasing incidence of atrocities may be large-scale immigration of Serbs from Kosovo and Croatian Krajina into parts of Vojvodina formerly dominated by national minorities.

One of the last of these migrations to arrive in the Valley of Mexico settled on an island in the Lake Texcoco and proceeded to subjugate the surrounding tribes.

The patterns of net migration in the UK remained more or less the same throughout the 70s - continuous net outmigration from most regions except East Anglia and South West where strong net inward movements occurred and East Midlands and Wales where the net balance was also positive.

The increase in population is due not only to the excess of births over deaths, but in particular also to an increase in immigration since the beginning of the 1990s.

Migration is able to partly fill these gaps, but it does not lead to such severe class divisions as in the past. For example, the strong migration to the USA before the First World War practically resulted in the collapse of the workers' movement at the time.

The goal was to prevent large numbers of doctors from the EU from immigrating to Switzerland, which had been made possible by the free movement of people accord with the EU.

This stems from the rising number of older people and women joining the workforce and the large immigration of workers from abroad.

However, the high immigration rate also means that the state capital is obliged to intensively promote the German language. A good knowledge of German is required for successful integration.

In recent years, increased immigration has contributed to labour supply.

We should pay more attention to innovation, not immigration.

Meanwhile, migration from the EU has drastically increased the number of young families.

Labour shortages remain a problem although they are eased by increased immigration.

You will know, Mr President, when you were President of the Malta delegation, as does Mr Busuttil, that Malta is suffering a lot of illegal immigration at the moment.

Last but not least, the fact is that more legal immigration of highly educated persons will undeniably lead to a further brain drain from the developing countries with all the consequences that brings.

In this case, the European Union would experience both significant population ageing despite the boost from migration (a "structural" effect) and a significant rise in the number of elderly people, also known as "gerontogrowth" (a "trend" effect), together with a possible decrease in the labour force, despite a higher retirement age.

In Member States which have data on both immigration and emigration, the level of emigration seems directly de­pendent on the level of immigration. No country appears to have a strong migratory flow in one direction only.

He has called for increased immigration from non-EU countries to ensure Germany does not lose out in the international competition for skilled workers.