immigres造句

• The sentiment is general among " les immigres " across France.
• In recent years many French-born children of " les immigres " have gone in a separate direction, reacting to a feeling of exclusion by returning to cultural and religious roots.
• Louis XIV, les immigres, et quelques autres, Flammarion, 1999 " ); and most recently, on the premodern history of nationality law ( " Unnaturally French : Foreign Citizens in the Old Regime and After, Cornell University Press, 2004 " ).
• Government employment figures make no ethnic breakdown, but economists see a wide gap between " francais de souche, " meaning European Frenchmen, and " les immigres, " which refers essentially to Arabs and Africans, whether they are French citizens of long standing or have just arrived in the country.