Примеры использования Population of uzbekistan на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Population of Uzbekistan on 1 January 2005.
Ethnic composition of the population of Uzbekistan.
The population of Uzbekistan itself includes 1 million Tajiks.
Today religious organizations are enough for all the religious population of Uzbekistan, can practice his religion in peace.
Permanent population of Uzbekistan, by nationality, as at 1 January 200748 Koreans.
According to data from the State Statistics Committee, the population of Uzbekistan had reached more than 28 million in 2010.
Now, the organizational structure of SMU offers coverage from all regions and all categories of the population of Uzbekistan.
According to UN estimates, the population of Uzbekistan will increase by more than 20% over the next 15 years.
The presentation of a sociological survey on"Islam in the life of the population of Uzbekistan" in Tashkent City(May 2003);
Government bodies and the population of Uzbekistan had to have a very clear idea of what constituted racial discrimination.
According to WHO estimates, in 2002(WHO, 2004)the average healthy life expectancy for the population of Uzbekistan was 59,4 years 60,9 for females and 57,9 for males.
Half of the population of Uzbekistan live in the cities, what about the degree of development of the population and the country.
The State declared 2008 the year of youth,since 40 per cent of the population of Uzbekistan is under 18 years of age and 64 per cent is under 30.
The population of Uzbekistan includes Koreans, Russians, Tatars, Meskhetin Turks, Jews, Bashkirs, Ukrainians, Germans, Poles and other nations and peoples.
Considering that women make up more than half the population of Uzbekistan, they are highly underrepresented in the country's leadership.
In addition, guided tours with museum expositions for representatives of various foreign companies, delegations of foreign scientists and guests are organized, during which the achievements of the exploration industry are demonstrated andthe geological knowledge is popularized among the population of Uzbekistan and the world.
Children make up 40 per cent of the population of Uzbekistan, with young people under the age of 30 accounting for 64 per cent of the population. .
The findings of the average daily food intake assessment based on a survey of the rural and urban population of Uzbekistan in 2002-2003 are cited in Table 8.
Whereas in 1991 the literacy rate of the population of Uzbekistan was 97.7 per cent, in 2003 it had already reached 99.34 per cent UNICEF figure, 2002.
According to the“Living Standards Assessment”, conducted in 2003 by the World Bank,26.2 per cent of the population of Uzbekistan need improved daily food intake.
As more than 40 per cent of the population of Uzbekistan consists of children under 18, the Government has made the promotion of children's rights a priority.
Response: It is indeed the case at present that women account for some 52 per cent of the population of Uzbekistan and that they represent a variety of ethnic groups.
Usually 85% of the population of Uzbekistan buys air tickets of Russian, Uzbek and Kazakh airlines as they sell their services for transportation of both live cargo and goods cheaper.
Agriculture employs directly orindirectly about 40% of the total population of Uzbekistan and depends almost entirely on irrigation of all major crops.
As already noted, however, the population of Uzbekistan is expected to increase by 6 million in the coming decades, requiring an additional 100 million m2 of housing per year, the equivalent of about 67,000 new dwellings annually.
In 2003-2004, the Asian Development Bank provided technical support to develop“Strategies for improving living standards among the population of Uzbekistan” also known as Living Standard Strategies, or LSS.
Mr. Saidov(Uzbekistan) pointed out that 90 per cent of the population of Uzbekistan was Muslim and that, before the arrival of the Russians, polygamy had been legal under Islamic law.
For example, over the last four years, the Oila(Family) Practical Science Centre alone published and distributed to the public 71 educational study guides and a pamphlet in the series"Family brochures", published 57 academic and methodological articles, designed and implemented 20 programmes and 192 recommendations andconducted 22 academic seminars and meetings with the population of Uzbekistan.
It was during this period that migration mobility of the population of Uzbekistan, too, began to form not on ethnicity basis, but on the basis of labor.
Children make up nearly half the population of Uzbekistan(40 per cent). Juveniles account for approximately 0.5 per cent of all persons sentenced to deprivation of liberty, a figure that is much lower than in other countries.