Примеры использования Census should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The content of a census should be decided after looking into.
Public confidence in the security andconfidentiality of the information given in the census should be regarded, therefore, as paramount.
In this context, the census should be seen as primus inter pares.
Option C: Where a person regularly lives in more than one residence within the country during the year,the one where he/she spends the majority of the year before the census should be taken as his/her place of usual residence.
A census should be conducted, which is essential to guaranteeing the rights of indigenous peoples.
The emperor Thánh Tông also ordered that a new census should be taken every six years.
The census should also enable the Ecuadorian Government to obtain the most accurate figures possible on child labour.
In that connection, the results of the 1993 census should be communicated to the Committee by the Government.
The census should be taken at regular intervals so that comparable information is made available in a fixed sequence.
Thus a comprehensive programme of communications for a census should cover three distinct audiences.
Cross-tabulations from the census should include variables such as age, sex and levels of education and skills.
Information obtained on individuals and housing in a census should refer to a well-defined and unique reference period.
This census should not only cover rural areas, but also include a method to identify units engaging in agricultural production that are resident in towns and cities.
Frames that have been updated for a census should also be used-- and maintained-- for other statistical surveys.
The census should provide information on the stock of housing units together with information on the structural characteristics and facilities that have a bearing upon the development of normal family living conditions.
Communication with the public is another key factor:the Internet census should be adequately promoted among the target groups;
The census should produce data on the number and characteristics of the population and housing related to the smallest geographic areas of the country, and to small population groups, consistent with protecting individual confidentiality.
The definition of a locality adopted for the census should be given in detail in the census report and or metadata.
The census should be considered as part of a statistical system and not as a separate entity, especially because of the links with administrative and statistical registers, other surveys, and sample frames for surveys.
The data on the basic level of enumeration provided by the census should be validated with an independent coverage check.
In addition to these factors, the census should be considered as an exercise carried out purely for statistical purposes, and should not, therefore, be used to collect data that will deliberately promote political or sectarian groups, or sponsor particular causes.
C All members of the census organisation andoutside agents providing services to the census authority in connection with the census should be given strict instructions, and be required to sign legal undertakings, about confidentiality.
The census should be replaced by headcounts provided by the headquarters of the respective agencies, based on the most accurate information available as at end of the calendar year preceding the budget submittal for the following biennium, for example statistics as at the end of 2006 would form the basis for cost-sharing during the biennium 2008-2009.
Information obtained on individuals and housing in a census should refer to a welldefined and unique reference period or specific moment in time.
The data checking andediting procedures for the census should be prepared beforehand and implemented automatically with the help of a software program in order to minimize human error.
In the weeks leading up to the census, the Serbian Minister for Kosovo andMetohija announced that the census should have been conducted by the United Nations in all Kosovo Serb-majority areas, north and south of the Ibar.
Countries with a register-based census should identify reconstituted families on the basis of children's birth dates.
In addition to these factors, the Census should be seen to be an exercise carried out purely for statistical purposes.
The metadata system of a population census should also ensure the widest possible data comparability internationally.
Each country that collects religion in its census should use the definition most appropriate to its specific information needs and circumstances.