Sentence examples for a new decennial from inspiring English sources

The reallocation of seats was based on a new decennial population count of 308,745,538 Americans.

An unwillingness to deal with a new district reshaped following the decennial census.

Change came with a new European Union law requiring decennial headcounts.

The CPS sample is redesigned, and a new sample is selected after the decennial census.

Then throw in findings like these from a new study by Harvard's George Borjas: This paper uses data drawn from the 1970-2010 deCensusesCensuses to examine the evolution of immigrant earnings in the U.S. labor market.

No one will know for sure until the end of the year, but a new analysis of state population figures suggests that the state of New York will lose two United States House seats - not just one, as earlier predicted -- in the coming decennial reapportionment.

It is no secret that in New York State, redistricting is a decennial sacrificial festival of brute political muscle and lines drawn in extra fine point.

During a routine decennial review of the directive in 2008, the EU postponed the sunset clause for dual units indefinitely.

A universal decennial Tdap booster program should be implemented starting in preadolescents and continuing throughout adulthood, including persons aged ≥65 years.

During the 2008 Lambeth conference, a decennial gathering of Anglican bishops, Beardsley organised a panel titled "Listening to Trans People".

Congressional redistricting, a decennial process that generally allows the party in legislative power in each state to draw new lines, has not created many opportunities for new seats for Republicans, as the party's leaders once expected.