The remittances they send home are essential to Lebanon's economy.
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Together, they'll have to decide which baker to send home.
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Cash to send home to his wife and two sons.
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The remittances they send home enrich some of Mexico's poorest places.
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Ru is letting the queens themselves decide whom to send home.
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He would send home pictures of himself surrounded by little Japanese schoolchildren.
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Instead, they are expected to support themselves and send home any surplus.
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Among the customers were American soldiers, who needed something to send home.
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When people test positive, clinic staffers send home medication for their partners, too.
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They had worked together in the fields to make money to send home.
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At the end of each month, they have almost no money to send home.
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Immigration authorities may conjure up new pretexts to send home people in greater numbers.
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That covers rent and food for a week, plus about $30 to send home.
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But the more people they send home, the more overburdened those programs will become.
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One Trump idea is to tax remittances - the money Mexicans in the US send home.
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Under their agreement, the United States cannot send home more than 22016,230 Salvadoreans a year.
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They worry that the Gulf will kick out Lebanese residents, who send home hefty remittances.
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"Our little spacecraft is soldiering through brutal conditions to send home startling and exciting revelations."
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She said she needed to start working so she could make money to send home.
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Thailand has long sought to send home some of the 150,000 Burmese refugees in the country.
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Since she has few living expenses, she can save or send home most of her wages.
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And for every domestic worker hired, they have to send home a H-2A visa holder.
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The Lakers send home their veterans; the Suns field the youngest starting lineup in league history.
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The rest they'll send home: Patients who want to be tested are turned down every day.
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I stitch up the simple cuts, reassure those with benign viruses, prescribe Tylenol and send home.
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I also really need to buy a postcard or two to send home, especially to my grandma.
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I've always assumed The Bachelor knows who he will send home the week of the fantasy suite.
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But if they do have an idol, they can save Sierra and send home his biggest enemy.
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His childhood was primarily about assimilation, and about earning extra money to send home to his mother.
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As difficult as it was to send home three wonderful men, I know I made the right decision.
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The earnings overseas workers send home is vital to sustaining low-income families and a crucial economic driver.
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The money migrants send home—$466bn last year—dwarfs rich-country governments' aid and is often better spent.
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Younger, poorer places such as Bangladesh, India, Nepal and the Philippines need the money their emigrants send home.
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The central bank's eight rate cuts since 2012 helped send home prices and household debt to record levels.
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But the company's decision to send home the majority of its 15,000 human moderators further complicates those efforts.
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What's the right painkiller prescription to send home with a patient after gallbladder surgery or a cesarean section?
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A 22 U.N. Security Council resolution demanded that all countries send home all North Korean workers by Dec.
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"She's going to send home the immigrants," said Jean Simon, a grizzled construction worker from Nice, who attended.
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The money migrants send home averages less than one percent of their host country's gross domestic product, IFAD said.
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"It's not enough to live on, but the little money I can send home feeds my family," he said.
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Every year, schools send home supply lists with all the gear kids need to make it through the year.
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Before taking office, he said Italy was packed with "drug dealers, rapists, burglars," whom he wants to send home.
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At Fort Bragg, North Carolina, commanders preparing for training exercises had to abruptly send home 2,600 troops on Jan.
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Many migrants send home remittances, and in some countries that far exceeds what their governments take in traditional donor aid.
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Even those saving their earnings to send home contribute indirectly, via the bank system, to investment in their host countries.
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Governments are often content to see young people leave: emigrants relieve pressure on labour markets and send home juicy remittances.
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The North Korean government was clamping down on the flow of remittances that many defectors send home via Chinese middlemen.
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About 10 million Philippines citizens live overseas and send home more than $2 billion a month, according to government figures.
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They have also begun to draft lessons and make paper copies of assignments to send home with students this week.
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Nigerians abroad send home billions of dollars each year, $24 billion in 2018 alone, according to the accounting firm PwC.
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"I have no money to send home, so my father, who is a farmer, has to take care of everyone."
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Tapping into money immigrants send home Mexican immigrants sent nearly $27 billion home in 2016, according to the country's central bank.
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For many developing countries around the world, the cash that migrant workers send home represents a major source of economic support.
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It would also help businesses by being able to send home sick employees and replace them with temporary workers, if needed.
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He also threatened to tax remittances — money that immigrants send home to family members — and to ban travel out of the country.
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The income they send home sustains the Southeast Asian nation's economy, accounting for about 10 percent of its annual gross domestic product.
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Everything they make in tips, they send home, either directly to friends and family in need, or anonymously through a GoFundMe page.
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Trump clamps down on El Salvador's 'lifeline' Remittances, the money immigrants send home, make up more than 17% of El Salvador's GDP.
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If you are frugal, it is possible to save 75% of your salary to send home or put away for the future.
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Denmark, with more than 500 cases, will now shut all schools and send home many public sector workers for at least two weeks.
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As Vox's Dara Lind pointed out at the time Trump floated this proposal, Mexicans emigrants do send home a large amount in remittances.
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On Saturday, the Tass news agency reported that Moscow had informed Britain it must send home a total of "more than 50" diplomats.
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Each harvest season, thousands of migrants seeking a better life and remittances to send home to their families land in Italy's southern regions.
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He laid out economic integration and respect for the rights of migrants and the money they send home as his nation's key negotiating points.
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The deal comes as the Trump administration commences a crackdown on illegal immigration, which could impact remittances, the money that migrants workers send home.
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Or that they struggle to send home those who are denied asylum, not least because many of their countries refuse to take them back.
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He promised repeatedly to make Mexico pay for a border wall that he would build, perhaps by taxing the remittances Mexican migrants send home.
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Coming from abject poverty in rural Guatemala, his sole purpose for coming was to live a better life and make money to send home.
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The requests would enable businesses to send home 300,000 employees with the state paying a portion of their salaries, the ANP news agency reported.
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Russia, especially the port of Vladivostok, is home to one of the largest overseas communities of North Koreans, who send home much-needed hard currency.
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"It's important to send home the message that we're working our butts off to try to find something for this rare disease," Dr. Marr says.
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The doctors can only see so many people in a day: usually the staff send home those people who are still outside after four hours.
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When the floodwaters finally recede and things get a little closer to normal, hospital officials plan to send home staff and bring in fresh crews.
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Mr. Trump said he would get the Mexican government to cooperate by threatening to cut off the money that immigrants send home to their families.
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Some schools may send home work or institute e-learning, but it's unclear if that will fill all the hours of a traditional school day.
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If they are lucky, the college might send home a congratulatory note, to be tacked onto the refrigerator, about the child making the dean's list.
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Sometimes when her husband was sent to Northern Australia for government work he would send home drums filled with fossils for Ms. White to study.
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It seemed unlikely that a single fan, and a single flare, would send home an entire country, especially one set to host the next World Cup.
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He said he has a bank account but hasn't been able to send home money in weeks due to the sharp drop in sales after demonetization.
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"They want to do more with those pictures than send home a packet to mom and dad, which is what Shutterfly does," Harding told Business Insider.
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Never again would Cassini send home the images and data that inspired discoveries and wonder during the probe's 213 years in orbit around the ringed planet.
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North Koreans have established a number of businesses in Malaysia to export products to other parts of the world and earn foreign currency to send home.
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Fans are left wondering if Colton will send home an unsure Cassie and if that final blow to his Bachelor perception is what causes his fence jump.
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I am living proof after big elimination wins that had me send home Nia, Aneesa, and Johnny & Vince in things that should have been in their wheelhouse.
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The apes are hiding out after a bloody battle in which they exterminate all but four humans, whom they send home to their leader as a message.
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About four million Filipinos and Filipino-Americans live in the United States, and the money they send home to relatives is a mainstay of the Philippine economy.
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Sick staff Managers should send home employees that come in with symptoms of a respiratory illness and separate them from other coworkers, public health experts have said.
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The bill, if enacted into law, could send home prices tumbling 10 percent or more in parts of the New York area, according to one economic analysis.
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All told, the Park Service will furlough 262,290 of its 29,245 employees, while the Interior Department will send home more than three-quarters of its 2479,213 workers.
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The government decided to send home prisoners aged over 60, those who had less than three years left to serve or inmates suffered from life-threatening conditions.
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The government decided to send home prisoners aged over 60, those who had less than three years left to serve or inmates suffered from life-threatening conditions.
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The remittances many of them send home are worth more than $15 billion (by World Bank figures for 2015); that is nearly 8 percent of Bangladesh's economy.
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Haitian officials argue it still hasn't recovered enough to absorb 22015,225 people — and forego the billion-plus dollars in remittances that Haitians in the US send home.
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In a speech Monday, he laid out economic integration and respect for the rights of migrants and the money they send home as his nation's key negotiating points.
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I buy some small postcards to send home to my mom, my grandma and my sister; stamps; a magnet; and some larger postcards that I'll frame and hang.
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Saudi Arabia has resumed issuing visas to migrant workers from Bangladesh, who send home $3bn a year in remittances, almost on a par with Bangladesh's total foreign aid.
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In the episode where she was eliminated, Morgan told everyone that she would send home the stronger of the bottom, and that is ultimately why Ben chose her.
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Last week, the Security Council adopted a resolution authorizing the peacekeeping division to send home troops whose countries fail to hold them accountable for sexual exploitation and abuse.
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Soldiers at what became Fort Leavenworth confiscated the stash of brandy he had brought along, not for cocktails but for preserving the specimens he wanted to send home.
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He denied that the problem stemmed from Facebook's decision to send home contract workers who review content on the site in response to the outbreak of the virus.
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He denied that the problem stemmed from Facebook's decision to send home contract workers who review content on the site in response to the outbreak of the virus.
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It will also monitor the temperature of all employees and send home all those who show symptoms of the virus, such as cold or fever, McDonald&aposs said.
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Her legal case comes amid Pakistani pressure to send home 2.5 million Afghan refugees, even though Afghanistan faces a bloody Taliban insurgency and would struggle to look after them.
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Rather, there is a new generation of Cuban emigres to the US, who traveled here for economic reasons — to work and to send home money — rather than political reasons.
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The euro is also widely used as risk premia are lower, funding is cheaper and locals working in Western Europe tend to send home cash in euros, swelling deposits.
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His diplomacy led to a deal to keep the camp open, send home only those Somalis who wanted to return, and rally more international aid for Somalia and Kenya.
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The breakout from the Tapachula holding center was one of the biggest in recent years, and came after Mexico stepped up efforts to round up and send home migrants.
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And I would have the deer and whatever else he would send home hung, skinned, and cut up, and put in the freezer by the time he got home.
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Mr. Harrison was rehearsing a scene for the ABC series, "The Bachelor Winter Games," in which he would ask the cast to choose someone to send home that night.
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Before Mr. Obama took office, Cuban exiles were allowed to visit the island only once every three years and were limited in how much money they could send home.
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Other party leaders slammed the prime minister's decision to avoid the debate and send Home Secretary Amber Rudd in her place — despite the death of the Rudd's father Monday.
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The president often seems confused about why the US is obligated to take in anyone at all — why Border Patrol can't simply send home everyone who doesn't have papers.
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Families of Mexican migrants in central Mexico and migrants in Florida said concern about what Trump could do in office had pushed some to send home more money in November.
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Such workers send home $200 million to $300 million a year, most of which, rights groups contend, ends up in the coffers of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
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More recently, the Peruvian workers have been worried about proposals for the U.S. government to take a cut of remittances they send home in order to build the border wall.
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What these migrant workers cannot abide is how frequently their employer, a local construction company, pays them late, delaying the money they send home and forcing their families to borrow.
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The visually arresting difference between the ethereal highs of the Meth's massive above-the-clouds pleasure palaces and the gritty streets of Bay City proper alone should send home that message.
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Now, for the first time ever, it will give a black woman the right to send home whiny software execs when they get champagne-drunk at the petting zoo group date.
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His mother Maria de la Paz remained in El Salvador, creating dolls from used clothing her son would send home, which were then sent back to the States to be sold.
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Miami school superintendent Alberto Carvalho reportedly said that the Miami-Dade County School System is preparing 200,000 laptops and tablets to send home with students in the event of school cancellations.
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The local economy benefits from money sent home by hundreds of thousands of Guatemalans in the United States, many of whom are unlawful immigrants that Trump has threatened to send home.
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Garment factories in some parts of Asia have been forced to send home workers and close factories as quarantines and travel restrictions due to coronavirus disrupt supply chains linked to China.
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Doctors in Italy are already having to make agonizing decisions about who to treat and who to send home; American doctors warn that we could soon face the same problems here.
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So far, the governing coalition of Social Democratic and Greens has opted to fast-track skilled asylum seekers, recognize foreign degrees more quickly, and start to send home migrants who arrive illegally.
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Other things he doesn't want to give to prisoners, like family pictures or old letters, he can send home in a box, shortly before he too is sent home in a box.
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According to some estimates, they send home $200 million to $300 million a year, most of which human rights groups contend ends up in the coffers of the North's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Ten years ago, the Governor of Georgia earmarked more than $100,000 of his state's yearly budget for classical music CDs that hospitals would send home with new parents to play for their newborns.
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Mr. Trump, officials said, asked Mr. Xi to cut off oil shipments, to shut down North Korean bank accounts, and to send home tens of thousands of North Koreans who work in China.
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Walmart will start checking the temperatures of its 1.5 million US employees when they report to work and send home anyone with a temperature greater than 100 degrees Fahrenheit, the company said Tuesday.
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Prepping for a predetermined number of diners means no unnecessary daytime staff or having to send home a waiter and a cook when the dinner crowd turns out to be thinner than expected.
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Under the United Nations' sanctions resolutions, countries like China and Russia must send home all North Korean workers, another key source of cash for Mr. Kim's regime, by the end of this month.
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Often, they act as models for advertising campaigns and are paid a portion of the sale price for each unit of clothing they produce, providing income they can send home to their families.
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A shortage of scraps means members of the association could only produce 20%-30% of their normal output and have been forced to send home thousands of workers, more than half of their workforces.
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Some women there, realizing they might never see the money their husbands promised to send home, have turned to guiding animals, tilling the soil and other tasks that are traditionally seen as male roles.
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Tillerson arrived on Monday hours after the Iraqi government rejected his call to send home the Popular Mobilisation, an Iran-backed force that helped defeat Islamic State and capture the Kurdish-held city of Kirkuk.
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Beijing has previously taken steps to curb capital outflows when its currency weakened, such as squeezing the supply of offshore yuan, clamping down on import invoicing and encouraging banks to send home dollars held overseas.
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Russia has told Britain it must send home "just over 50" more of its diplomats in a worsening standoff with the West over the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter in Britain.
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When Peter says he already made his decision about whom to send home after the day portion of the group date, he offers this information as though it is intended to calm his contestants' nerves.
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India has a large number of citizens who work abroad, but what they have been able to send home has fallen due to an economic slowdown in popular work destinations such as the Middle East.
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" Mr. Salvini said that he had expected, as of Monday, to be Italy's interior minister, responsible for security and migration, and had been thinking, "I can't wait to send home a whole lot of illegals.
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A senior U.S. official said on Wednesday China had also failed to send home North Korean workers by the December deadline, saying that was why Washington had blacklisted two entities involved in Pyongyang's labor export.
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Exodus of Salvadorans: A huge economic blow The end of TPS could also reduce some of the billions of dollars, known as remittances, that immigrants send home, a crucial influx of cash for the country.
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That's in addition to a number of side channel vulnerabilities the team found, some of which can send home the unique MAC addresses of your networking chip and router, wireless access point, its SSID, and more.
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He told the union leaders at that session that the unions should send home workers brought in from out of town for the project that had been slated to be the largest in the refinerys history.
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Virginia Andrade, 52, said this year she was able to send home two television sets, a laptop for her son, and two wheelchairs for her mother and sister who are unable to walk after suffering strokes.
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Russia, especially the port of Vladivostok, is home to one of the largest overseas communities of North Koreans in the world, and they send home many thousands of dollars in much-needed hard currency each month.
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Graham, a staunch Trump ally, has been among the most vocal critics of the president's Wednesday declaration of victory against ISIS in Syria and the decision to send home the 2,85033 U.S. troops in the country.
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"We take note of the decision of the Kenyan Olympic Committee to send home its athletics coach following a violation of anti-doping rules and we thank the NOC for its swift action," a spokesperson said.
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Just this week, Berkshire Medical Center, a 300-bed hospital in western Massachusetts, was forced to send home more than 50 of its 800 nurses after they were exposed to the hospital's first Covid-19 patient.
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He told the union leaders at that session that the unions should send home workers brought in from out of town for the project that had been slated to be the largest in the refinery's history.
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"I didn't get one from the UK." Potential staff from the EU are put off by the prospect of tougher immigration rules and a weaker pound reducing the amount of money they can send home in euros.
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The controller in the D.C. area said that his facility was slow to send home trainees and encourage those who could telework to do so as much as possible, but that changed as last week went on.
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Obama said Trump's border wall proposal could have "enormous" economic consequences for Mexico, which receives billions of dollars in payments that immigrants in the U.S. send home, and possibly touch off a major spat with an ally.
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One example of how this could have worked, described by CNBC, would have had hospitals send home nurses to patients recovering from major heart surgery deemed to have no nearby friends or family based on their Facebook profile.
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Alaska narrowly avoided the chopping block when fellow contestant Detox made the controversial decision to send home fan favorite Alyssa Edwards instead (while keeping her underperforming BFF and Ro-Laska-Tox weak-link Roxxy Andrews on the show).
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The shutdown is falling unevenly: The Education Department will send home more than 563 percent of its 3,934 employees, while the Pentagon said the entire uniformed military, and half of its civilian work force, would continue to serve.
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"We thought it would have more meaning," Toshiyuki Kasahara, 43, said of the postcards that he and his two sons, Yushun, 8, and Seijin, 6, deposited in the mailbox to send home after arriving on the summit last month.
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The arrests prompted a barrage of pressure on Thailand from rights groups concerned that the family could be forced back to Myanmar in what has been an increasing pattern by Southeast Asian states to send home each other's dissidents.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A new movement in Singapore that seeks to reduce the amount of consumer waste in the affluent city-state is scavenging for unwanted goods, some in near-mint condition, that migrant workers can send home for the holidays.
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At the end of the episode, the Alabama native opted to send home Joey, Jonathan and Cam, the latter of which was accused by Brown of trying to earn a "pity rose" after sharing a personal issue from the past.
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Public health authorities including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in recent weeks have been encouraging employers to separate or send home workers who may have contracted the virus, and to notify their workforces if an employee tests positive.
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"In addition to extensive outreach, we arrange car pools; send home bundles of clothes, books, and food; transfer students to a more convenient school when families are displaced; and open school early to accommodate families' needs," she said in a statement.
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Still, Salameh said Lebanon can recover quickly because a big part of its economy is generated abroad - a reference to Lebanese working overseas whom the country has long relied on to send home remittances that help finance its gaping deficit.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will send home all migrant workers from North Korea by the end of 2019 to comply with sanctions imposed by the U.N. Security Council, Interfax news agency quoted the Russian ambassador to North Korea, as saying on Tuesday.
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That's why any attempt to make it impossible to send home remittances — depriving immigrants of both options — would probably result in a lot of immigrants sending for their families to join them in the US. Again, this is something that's happened before.
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" Meldrum adds: "This is still a poor country and people are still looking to get money and unfortunately, with a lack of education, lack of jobs, the sex industry is one of the routes that people can make money to send home.
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Large parts of the Nordic country was in lockdown on Thursday after emergency measures by the government to shut all schools and universities and send home all employees in the public sector with non-critical jobs to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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Matador is torn between understanding his generation's need to find work and money to send home and his gut instinct that it is better to be poor in one's home than a stranger in a strange land — so stay and build Senegal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China has failed to send home North Korean workers by a December deadline in violation of United Nations sanctions, a senior U.S. official said on Wednesday, adding that this was why Washington blacklisted two entities involved in Pyongyang's labor export.
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Putin gave no indication on Thursday whether Moscow would back that resolution; but he and top Russian government officials have previously condemned the idea of tightening sanctions and shown little enthusiasm to stop modest fuel exports to Pyongyang or send home North Korean workers.
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As part of the measures, North Korean workers in the EU - estimated to be about 400, mainly in Poland - now face a lower limit on the amount for money they can send home and their work visas will not be renewed once they expire.
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SINGAPORE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Migrant workers who fall prey to human traffickers often avoid reporting their cases to Thai authorities for fear of being incarcerated, leaving them unable to earn money to send home or pay back debts to brokers, a leading activist said on Thursday.
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The governments of Central America have historically done little to discourage emigration, in part because the flow of citizens abroad has provided their nations with rich economic dividends: Migrants living overseas send home billions of dollars every year, helping to sustain national economies and alleviate poverty.
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Beyond those people who may now never make it across American borders, the new ban could also affect millions who have no plans to travel to the United States themselves but may have benefited from the billions of dollars in remittances visa holders send home each year.
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - Britain's National Health Service has announced plans to cancel all routine surgery for three months and to send home as many patients as possible to free up staff and beds to deal with the spread of the coronavirus, according to a reporter on The Times.
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Mira Rapp-Hooper of the Center for a New American Security think tank said the international community could crack down by limiting Chinese processing of North Korean textiles and by restricting the earnings that North Koreans abroad send home, perhaps by curtailing the number of visas given to such workers.
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He squared off against Ibaka, did his goddamn spinning-the-ball free-throw routine as a joke, just to really send home the "Oh it does not matter if you are in front of me—this is, frankly, not unlike taking a free shot with no defenders" vibe of this series.
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Julia Sirkis, who works as an agent at K International Transport Co., a freight forwarder in Manhattan, said she had been fielding calls from confused customers for the previous week, from area residents moving overseas who planned to ship their cars to a man who had traveled from Dakar, Senegal, to buy a used vehicle to send home.
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As the 10 All Stars gather backstage and the top two queens, Roxxxy Andrews and Tatianna, deliberate on whom to send home, the discussion quickly pivots from talk of strategy (as Tatianna suggests) to the fact that sending home a beloved queen — or one who might be a threat down the line — could have reverberations outside the show, with angry fans going after them on social media and beyond.
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It's just a guess, but maybe it is because Mr. Trump has built his campaign on slandering Mexicans in America as criminal-rapist-country-destroyers, promises to expel 11 million unauthorized immigrants with a deportation force that would shatter countless families and devastate the economy, wants to build a 2,000-mile border wall by seizing billions of the dollars Mexican immigrants send home to support their families, cozies up to the racial-profiling, Latino-brutalizing Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and is otherwise using all his well-honed political skills to send a message that what America needs is to bring a white-supremacist, immigrant-hating, 19th-century-style nativist agenda back to Washington.
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