Sentence examples for capita all from inspiring English sources

But if we really need fulfill the UN Sustainable Development Goal 12.3 - to halve per capita all the food losses and waste by 2030 - (and that's just in 14 years!) - we must take a look at the rood cause, we must address the prevention of food waste.

But Costain may face competition, with the UK's two largest building contractors, Balfour Beatty and Carillion, as well as business outsourcing group Capita, all seen as possible bidders.

The accelerated growth of new doctors, in-state active doctors, high-risk specialists and doctors who provide direct patient care per capita all exceed pre-reform levels.

Note that we used gross domestic product per capita as an approximation of income per capita, all in USD.

Although incomes were redistributed on the basis of equality per capita, all the groups profited but the low income group profited the most.

The regressions include the log of state real GDP per capita, the unemployment rate, housing permits, housing starts, and the log of real state government expenditures per capita (all lagged 1 year); state and year fixed effects; and state-specific linear time trends.

Total, public and out-of-pocket health spending all decreased in per capita terms in all these countries, taking many years to reach pre-crisis levels.

It is noteworthy that the coefficients of the interaction term between trade openness and relative income per capita for all pollutants and for all specifications are statistically positive.

In fact, the previously poor state of Kerala, with its universal healthcare and universal schooling, now has the highest per capita income among all the states in India.

But, revolutionary though that would be, achieving that would still mean that developing countries would have to make big cuts too -- perhaps by 60percentt per capita, cuts made all the more painful by the continued population growth poor nations are expected to experience.

Education money is allocated per capita, so all schools should -- theoretically -- be able to do what P.S. 164 does.