Примеры использования Demographic yearbook на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Demographic Yearbook, special topic(2);
Integrated into the regular Demographic Yearbook publication.
Source: Demographic Yearbook of Poland 2014, GUS.
Regular collection of data for the United Nations Demographic Yearbook.
Demographic Yearbook Special Topic(CD-ROM)(1);
Source: ONE-CEPDE(2008), Demographic Yearbook of Cuba, 2007.
It also takes part in the planning of issues to be covered in the Demographic Yearbook.
Compilation"Demographic yearbook of the Kyrgyz Republic 2011-2015" Annually September.
C The source of the population count is the census data collection of the Demographic Yearbook.
The 1998 Demographic Yearbook is now being edited and will be published in 2001.
The inclusion of housing statistics in the Demographic Yearbook will be considered for 2005;
For example, the Demographic Yearbook is being reviewed extensively for appraisal by an expert group meeting in 2003.
All data discussed below are extracted from the synoptic table in the Demographic Yearbook 2011.
In 1995, the Demographic Yearbook 1993 will be published, 5/ with population censuses as its special topic.
State Committee of the Russian Federation on Statistics, The Demographic Yearbook of Russia(Moscow, 1995), p. 474.
Make the Demographic Yearbook available on the social and demographic statistics web site in portable document format(2004);
Tapes containing demographic statistics published in the Demographic Yearbook are provided to WHO.
The Demographic Yearbook is one of the earliest established vehicles for the collection and dissemination of official statistics at the United Nations.
The United Nations Statistics Division has basic statistics on ethnicity which in 1993 were published in the Demographic Yearbook.
The Demographic Yearbook collection of data relies on a set of annual and census questionnaires dispatched to national statistical authorities.
The population data before theCommittee are based on official data and estimates published in the United Nations Demographic Yearbook.
A review of all Demographic Yearbook topics covered by age and sex in its questionnaires and tabulations is currently under way.
Source: Prepared by the Statistics Division,Department of Economic and Social Affairs, based on data from the United Nations Demographic Yearbook system November 2004.
On the other hand, Demographic Yearbook data collection provides another list of topics on which data are being compiled at the international level see para. 4 above.
Source: UNCTAD secretariat calculations based on data from the United Nations Statistical Office, UNDP, UNICEF, UNFPA,United Nations Demographic Yearbook 1991 and the World Bank.
The rates of response to the Demographic Yearbook questionnaires illustrate the availability of demographic statistics in national statistical offices.
Demographic Yearbook: population estimates: 49 countries provided all or most of the data, 27 countries provided some data and 147 did not respond.
Integrate the statistics on disability into a larger Demographic Yearbook database, thereby improving their utility by linking them with statistics on other topics;
Demographic Yearbook Vital Statistics: 55 countries provided all or most of the requested data, 36 countries provided some data and 132 did not respond.
Expand the coverage and content of social statistics in the Demographic Yearbook to include disability statistics E/2003/24, chap. II. A, para. 5(a); E/CN.3/2003/7, para. 12.