Sentence examples for based on a census from inspiring English sources

Music-use royalties are paid based on a census, survey or proxy analysis of that use.

There are never quite enough Serbs and Croats to fill the positions since the quotas are based on a census taken in 1991, back when Muslims were only 50% of the population.

No numbers were available, but based on a census conducted recently by the Agriculture Department, the target was 500 geese, said Daphne Yun, a spokeswoman for the National Park Service.

Identification was to be based on a census carried out by Spain in 1973.

We verified the existence of each HF and its location based on a census of HFs undertaken in 2007 [34] and resolved mismatches through consultation with the relevant provincial or district directorates of health.

Based on a census of physicians and midwives in private practice done in 2003 and updated yearly[17], [18], we sent invitations to all of them to participate in the training program.

This estimate is based on a census-tract level travel and mobile emissions inventory by Stone et al. (2007), who combined 1995 Nationwide Personal Transportation Survey NPTSS) responses (FHWA 1997), demo-graphic modeling of household vehicle travel, and the U.S. EPA MOBILE6 emissions factor model (U.S. EPA 2004b).

The estimate of incidence is based on a single census of homeless persons conducted in April 2006; there are no standardized methods for such a census, and no tested means of validating the number obtained.

The poll is based on a flawed census that has allowed the ruling party to skew the outcome, she says.

The figure of 28.8 million was based on a 1999 census; the more accurate figure of 31 million, cited in the article, is an update based on a 2001 government survey.

A TV show's creators and stars (or their heirs) are partners who typically receive a payment based on a daily census of the number of their machines on casino floors.