Sentence examples for census designation from inspiring English sources

The demographics of this well-looked-after delegation cover just about every conceivable census designation.

The boundaries of Mahopac and Mahopac Falls are not precisely defined, Putnam officials say, but are larger than the census designation.

To go by the Katonah ZIP code, 10536, for instance, its area is larger than the census designation of just under a square mile.

Within the census designation — which defines Katonah much more narrowly than many brokers and residents do — 82 percent of the almost 1,700 people are white, 12 percent Hispanic, 3 percent Asian and 2 percent black.

People with origins in the Middle East have no U.S. Census designation of their own, and can self-identify as white, Asian, African or "other".

Besides, we tend to understand where we live based on the region, the neighbors and the school, not Census designations.

Regions are based on standard US census designations consistent with the census designations in subsequent linked models (http://www.eia.gov/emeu/mecs/mecs2002/census.html).html

Weighted logistic regression analyses were performed to evaluate relationships between the willingness-to-respond attitudes, EPPM threat and efficacy categories, and knowledge about pandemic influenza as outcomes; and EMS professional characteristics and census region designations, and their attitudes and beliefs as predictors.

We assigned census block group designations to cases based on the geocoded location of residence at the time of diagnosis.

Some Latino civil rights groups are questioning the U.S. Census consideration of designating Hispanics a race of their own, fearing the loss of national original designations.

No one on this census page had a racial designation.