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Page 142
... Government decided , therefore , to cut immigration by more than 25 per cent for 1992-93 - the biggest cut for more than 20 years . - Europe's response to economic downturns in recent years has been pri- marily to stop recruitment of ...
... Government decided , therefore , to cut immigration by more than 25 per cent for 1992-93 - the biggest cut for more than 20 years . - Europe's response to economic downturns in recent years has been pri- marily to stop recruitment of ...
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... Government does have an Adult Migrant Education Programme ( AMEP ) for which A $ 82 million was allo- cated in 1990 ... Government's response has been to reduce planned immigration by 25 per cent - from 111,000 in 1991/92 to 80,000 in ...
... Government does have an Adult Migrant Education Programme ( AMEP ) for which A $ 82 million was allo- cated in 1990 ... Government's response has been to reduce planned immigration by 25 per cent - from 111,000 in 1991/92 to 80,000 in ...
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... Government of Kuwait repatriated 850 female domestic workers from the Philippines who had fled employers and , in 1992 , repatriated a further 350 . The governments of the sending countries have been very concerned about the fate of ...
... Government of Kuwait repatriated 850 female domestic workers from the Philippines who had fled employers and , in 1992 , repatriated a further 350 . The governments of the sending countries have been very concerned about the fate of ...
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