Примеры использования Census figures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Census figures and percentages.
Population distribution, as reflected in census figures and other data;
Both 2001 Census figures and percentages.
Average life expectancy for males is 65 andfor females 72.5 2001 Census figures.
According to the 1988 census figures, 66.5 per cent of working women lived in rural areas.
A book on the shelf is still useful to many users who wish to look up or to use a few census figures.
The census figures show that the population of the Falkland Islands is becoming more qualified.
In some cases(like in the UK), the estimates resulting from the PES are used also to adjust the census figures.
According to 2001 census figures, some 37 per cent of rural women were illiterate.
As a result of a massive out-migration of Greeks, Bediani's population fell from 1,246 in 1989 to 344 in 2002 according to census figures.
A comparison of the 1988 census figures and those obtained in 1994 is shown in the following table.
Turn Out National Total Source: National Electoral Commission Annual Report 2007 Census Figures according to Statistics Sierra Leone.
The census figures also show that it is one of the poorest populations in Chile.
The Central Bureau of Statistics assumes that the census figures give the best approximation of the population of the Netherlands Antilles.
The legislature and the National Elections Commission have begun consultations to redraw the electoral constituencies on the basis of the new census figures.
Concerned that the 2001 census figures in the Territory show that 23 per cent of the population lives in poverty.
It will be recalled that gubernatorial andlegislative elections were not held in Southern Kordofan State during the 2010 nationwide elections owing to disputes over the census figures.
Notes with concern that the 2000 census figures for the Territory indicate that 32.5 per cent of the population is living in poverty.
The successful conduct of free and fair national assembly elections in the spring of 2005 will require an improvement in the security situation,a continued disarmament process and realistic census figures.
According to the 1992 Census figures there are 3,501,798 economically active people is Zimbabwe, of whom 22 per cent are unemployed.
The report provided a great deal of information on the country's demographic composition,but some doubt had been cast as to whether the census figures that it contained accurately reflected the religious breakdown of the population.
The 2004 census figures show that 21% of girls and 18% of boys aged 6-9 years can speak, read or write Portuguese.
Updated census information: increases ordecreases in active and retiree census figures compared with the prior valuation have a related impact on the valuation.
Census figures from 1875-79 show that roughly half of the population of Okinawa Island were living in the greater Naha-Shuri area.
Women of Sierra Leone are also using the 2004 Population and Housing Census figures as the trump card for the 30 per cent quota for women as they form about 51 per cent of the total population.
The census figures in annex 13 include persons aged 15 years or over who work as unpaid workers in a family business, but do not disaggregate the 15yearolds within the total.
They argue that the Best Loser System does not afford fair and adequate representation,as the allocation of the eight additional seats in the National Assembly is based on census figures of 1972 and no longer reflects reality.
Whatever the case, the census figures had received widespread coverage in the media, which might help to dispel the apparent misunderstanding.
Assembly members insisted that the 1985 seat allocation formula be used,while the Commission argued that such allocation was neither based on census figures nor in conformity with international standards of equitable representation in a legislative institution.
The report referred to the census figures but it was believed that these figures underestimated the actual number of minority ethnic and migrant groups.