As births fall and lives are extended, the global population is getting older.
In theory, the candidate Obama belongs in the boom, defined by the Census Bureau as births during the years 1946 to 1964.
Russia wants to reverse a trend in which the population is shrinking by about 700,000 people a year as births fail to outpace a death rate fueled by AIDS, alcoholism and suicide.
Their stories of leaving care should be remembered in the same way as births, deaths and marriages are in a family: as an acknowledgment of a monumental time between childhood and adulthood.
Among professionals, births within marriage are four times as common as births where the father is registered as absent from the household a proportion that has hardly changed in the past decade.
Almost without exception Melanesians, regardless of their education or urbanization, return to their villages to take part in elaborate ceremonies and gift exchanges on such occasions as births, marriages, and deaths.
Hence, fertility outcomes, such as births, reflect choices taken a year previous.
Members create visual stories using media like pictures, text, and videos in order to share moments around specific topics such as births, ballgames, weddings, concerts, and events.
Significant differences exist between rich and poor/middle class families regarding changes to total livestock values under categories such as births, purchases, and slaughters.
One of the databases, known as "Merkezi Nüfus İdare Sistemi" (the Central Population Registration System) or with its Turkish acronym MERNİS, contains information such as births, deaths, marriages, divorces, and adoptions.
For instance, (Rau 2007) argued that: "Nowadays, seasonal effects in demographic variables are rarely the centre of attention in population studies - although most basic indicators such as births, deaths, marriages…are subject to annual fluctuations.
