emigration

Preposition: of

• child: Mainly policy and correspondence files relating to the emigration of children under the Children Act, 1908, ch.
• people: Between 1861 and 1950 there was a mass of emigration of 21 million people who settled in the United States, Australia and Europe.

Converse of object

• assist: In such instances of assisted emigration, the parish usually provided any necessary shoes and clothing.
• encourage: In 1844 the Swiss government began to encourage emigration to the United States.
• force: Some landlords resorted to forced emigration of their tenants in an effort to'solve ' the problem in Ireland.
• stimulate: The failed German revolution in 1848 stimulated emigration to America.

Adjective modifier

• large-scale: Large-scale emigration of Cornish miners to new mining fields overseas begins 1876.
• Irish: Maya was the only student to think about Irish emigration.
• Jewish: The second major change in German policy was the ban on Jewish emigration overseas.
• net: For example, net emigration from Scotland in recent years has been much lower than in the 1960s or even the 1980s.
• Russian: They had all settled in Paris - the ' second ' center of Russian emigration at that time.
• mass: Leave aside the mass emigration of the famine years.

Modifies a noun

• agent: The Governor-General appointed emigration agents who were responsible for selecting the ships.
• trade: This article seeks to highlight a further aspect, the emigration trade, by focusing on the specific case of mid-nineteenth-century Cornwall.
• scheme: Extended families followed later in assisted emigration schemes, which continued right up the 1960's.
• study: Also receiving a degree at the university last week was free-lance journalist and writer Hugh Dan MacLennan who completed his phd on emigration studies.
• record: Emigration records emigrate Do not expect to find centrally or locally held records of emigrants in Scotland itself.
• policy: He argued that there was no extermination policy toward the Jews, only an emigration policy.

Noun used with modifier

• mass: They believe the Israeli Government's intention is to indirectly force a second mass emigration in coming years.
• page: Return to top of page Emigration and Immigration Some Emigrants from Derbyshire to Australia and New Zealand - brief biographical details of known emigrants.