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South Africa has set targets to increase the proportion of women who own land to 30% by 2015.
The proportion of women who received contraception counselling.
Ms. Gaer said that, according to the statistics provided by the State party, the proportion of women who had been murdered in El Salvador in the period 1999- 2006 had doubled.
Proportion of women who depended on forests products for livelihoods.
There was no significant difference in AUDIT scores at follow-up between the intervention group andcontrol group, and no difference in the proportion of women who continued to drink in the two conditions.
The proportion of women who continue to drink during pregnancy varies between countries.
Moreover, the results of this survey show that more women than men were employees immediately before conducting these entrepreneurial initiatives and that the proportion of women who were previously unemployed or housewives/housekeepers is considerably larger.
The proportion of women who campaign for democracy and women's rights is very small.
It is the Lord Chancellor's policy not to set targets for increasing the diversity of the judiciary, buthe has published projections of the proportion of women who may come through the appointments process successfully over the next five and ten years.
However, the proportion of women who are in policy and decision making positions remains small.
Proportion of women who alone or jointly have final say in decisions about their own health care.
A much smaller proportion of women who intend to live in Russia is no- table.
The proportion of women who have been elected is also higher as compared to the parliamentary elections.
A question had been asked about the proportion of women who should occupy elective posts(30 per cent) under the Equal Opportunity Act.
The proportion of women who use the Intra-Uterine Device, injections or condoms is practically nil 0.3 per cent.
The global population of older persons has a significantly higher proportion of women, who are at far greater risk of poverty owing to disadvantages in access to resources and income opportunities, particularly during later life and for widows or divorcees.
The proportion of women who gave birth in hospital was 94 percent in 1998 and 98.9 percent in 2005.
The indicator for the proportion of women who alone or jointly have the final say in decisions about their own health care is monitored by UNFPA.
The proportion of women who currently represent the country in international relations is presented in table 4.
Which is such that the proportion of women who can comply with it is considerably smaller than the proportion of men who can comply with it;
The proportion of women who occasionally worked at home increased from 35 per cent in 2001 to 39 per cent in 2006.
Also, the proportion of women who won the elections remained at 20 percent or below.
The proportion of women who own property or land is higher among those who are heads of household.
The proportion of women who cannot read at all(62 per cent) is higher than that of women who never went to school 58 per cent.
The proportion of women, who do not complete their apprenticeships, is 23 per cent(2004), making it not much higher than the proportion of men who fail to complete their apprenticeships 21 per cent.
The proportion of women who received BaföG(study grants under the Federal Training Assistance Act) reached roughly 52.4 per cent in 2003 after roughly 51.6 per cent in 2001.
The relatively low proportion of women who own firms, work in top management or are engaged in full-time employment also provides an indication of the inferior position of most women in labour markets.
The first indicator, proportion of women who have the final say in decisions about their own health care, measures women's decision-making power within the household and reflects the importance of individual women's empowerment.
The proportion of women who had experienced severe physical violence by a male partner, defined as"being hit with a fist, kicked, dragged, threatened with a weapon or having a weapon used against her", ranged from 4 per cent to 49 per cent, with most countries falling between 13 per cent and 26 per cent.