Примеры использования To a population на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This has led to a population decline.
After all, it is not just the environment that determines the development options open to a population.
Does it mean we have got to go back to a population not much different than what it was before oil?
Its territory covers 48,670.82 square kilometers andis home to a population of 9.4 million.
According to a population census, 4.2 per cent of women and 4.8 per cent of men aged 15- 49 have not legally registered their marriage.
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Jinyang Lake, like several other regions in the Nakdong River basin,is home to a population of endangered European otters.
According to a population survey conducted in 2001, the utilisation of ambulatory care were shown as Table 2.
The right of self-determination could not be extended to a population which was not the lawful owner of a Territory.
Goodwill ambassadors generally deliver goodwill or promote ideals from one entity to another, or to a population.
The combined effectsof the drought and conflict also led to a population exodus from Somalia in the first part of 2011.
Poor HRM can lead to dissatisfaction and demotivation of staff,organizational failure, and the inability to deliver health services to a population.
Last week, the Order of Malta started its first phase distribution of food items- tonnes of rice, beans and oil- in four villages in the Marsabit district of Kenya,near the border with Ethiopia- to a population of 17,000.
Providing post-conflict services to a population to meet basic needs is an enormous task and adequate attention is rarely given to the different capacities of women, men, boys and girls to access services.
Importing and transporting any goods which could harm social morality, health, orconstitute a menace to a population, fauna or plants;
By 2011, Gibraltar was attracting over 10 million visitors a year compared to a population of 29,752, giving it one of the highest tourist-to-resident ratios in the world.
According to John Huxtable Elliott,"Between 1347 and 1497 the Principality had lost37% of its inhabitants, and was reduced to a population of something like 300,000.
The ability of the Agency to provide its regular services to a population that grows at approximately 2.5 per cent annually is dependent on securing adequate voluntary funding.
As a result of the conflict in Nagorno-Karabagh, thousands of Armenians fled Azerbaijan into Armenia,contributing to a population increase of some 157,000.
Home to a population of around 63.5 million, Thailand comprises diverse ethnic groups: 75 per cent ethnic Thais; 14 per cent Chinese; and 3 per cent Malay, representing 1.7 million people, predominantly Muslims living in the three southernmost provinces.
Our stability and our young democracy depend on that assistance,as democracy cannot be preached to a population that is hungry and concerned about its future.
The ability of the Agency to provide its regular services to a population of registered refugees that grows at approximately 3.5 per cent per annum is entirely dependent on sufficient voluntary funding being made available to it annually.
Several aspects of the attacks raised serious international humanitarian law issues bearing on the use of excessive force in relation to a population living under conditions of occupation.
It requires the Agency consistently to offer education, health, relief andother essential services of a public nature, to a population of 4.76 million registered refugees in one of the most volatile regions of the world, including during situations of high political tension and armed conflict.
Libreville was named in imitation of Freetown, and grew only slowly asa trading post and a minor administrative centre to a population of 32,000 on independence in 1960.
Agencies were compelled to deliver increasing emergency andhumanitarian assistance to a population that is otherwise ready for and in need of longer-term development programming.
That is what occurred in 1991 in Iraq, when the international community came to the aid of the Kurds, harshly repressed by Saddam Hussein, or,again in 1992 in Somalia, when the task was to protect the supply of humanitarian aid to a population threatened by famine.
The right of self-determination could not be satisfied by limiting the choices available to a population to the one that was most convenient for the international community.
Dividends of peace in the form of basic social services(e.g., schools, health clinics and water facilities), community structures(e.g., markets, administrative buildings and town halls) and rule of law infrastructure(e.g., police stations, correctional facilities, courthouses and border immigration posts),as well as concrete support to restore State authority have provided benefits to a population with high expectations.