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Note: Figures are based on data from 29 countries worldwide.
Indeed, statistical data alone is already evidence of a deliberate transfer of population, since these figures are based on the official registration of residence by the bodies of the Russian Federation's Federal Migration Service.
A Figures are based on UNRWA registration records, which are updated continually.
The most stringent United States figures are based on chronic soil ingestion by children.
These figures are based on the definitions that countries used by themselves independently.
The following data are estimates from Statistics Canada regarding Ontario's housing stock for the end of 1999.(These figures are based on the 1996 Census). The total number of private occupied and vacant dwellings in Ontario in 1999 was estimated to be 4.30 million.
These figures are based on the SUSENAS(National Socio-Economic Survey) of 1999.
Estimates of the effect of a large fleet(500)of future supersonic aircraft indicate a possible ozone decrease of 0.3 to 1.8 per cent for the Northern Hemisphere but these figures are based upon many assumptions about the fleet which may not be accurate and are derived from atmospheric models which are still under development.
A Figures are based on the current estimates for 2006-2007 and represent approximate amounts.
Data from member countries are incomplete;cited figures are based on information from 10 countries, representing over 70 per cent of total GDP in OECD.
Figures are based on voluntary selfidentification on completed workforce survey forms 22.4 percent of the survey forms were not completed.
Notes:(a) Values for Quad countries for 1995 exclude Canada;(b) figures are based on member State notifications;(c)figures for Japan are based on fiscal years;(d) figures for the European Union for 1994-1995 exclude Austria, Finland and Sweden.
The figures are based on United Nations statistics Population and Vital Statistics Report.
Statistics for the number of magistrates of ethnic minority origin are attached at Annex I. These figures are based entirely on a survey of those who were magistrates on 1 May 1997 and do not include those appointed in the Duchy of Lancaster(Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Merseyside) who are not appointed by the Lord Chancellor.
These figures are based on the actual number of jobs in the relevant industries according to the respective public authorities and organizations.
Note: Budget figures are based on documents A/64/6(Sect. 30) and A/66/6(Sect. 31) and the relevant supplementary information.
The figures are based on United Nations statistics(population and vital statistics report) for each country.
The figures are based on United Nations statistics Population and Vital Statistics Report.
Note that these figures are based on purchasing power parity exchange rates which the authors consider a more accurate reflection of relative magnitudes.
However, those figures are based on a survey conducted in 1999, and the Board is concerned regarding the lack of more recent information.
The figures are based on the definition of labour force used in the Netherlands, i.e. people who work, or are actively seeking to work, at least 12 hours a week.
The figures are based on data gathered by GNP+(the Global Network of People Living with HIV), which has been running a Global Criminalisation Scan to monitor prosecutions since 2005.
A Figures are based on UNRWA registration records, which are updated continually; however, the number of registered refugees present in the Agency's area of operations is almost certainly less than the population recorded.
These figures are based on past verifications and on the UNHCR/World Food Programme(WFP) food assessment mission undertaken last October in North Kivu, in which EU and the United States Government participated as observers.
These figures are based on the data only for those 16 Annex I Parties that presented a complete projection"with additional measures" Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom.
Such figure is based on the data about web traffic generated by North American iPhone users.
This figure was based on the same nine key variables.
This figure is based on the total number of children attending schools.
This figure is based on information collected by OHCHR from open sources. 199.
This figure is based on the number of people who have tested their blood at the health centres.