Sentence examples for census means from inspiring English sources

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According to the 2010 census, the current population of Chechnya is 1.25 million, but that figure is probably inflated: more people in the census means more money for Kadyrov.

"The expenditure already committed to the census means that the scope to make changes is limited".

This consistency of disability concepts across social surveys and the census means that people with disabilities are 'visible' in the population, with the possibility of establishing information about their health, housing and economic status in comparison to the rest of the population.

Lack of such test scores in the Census means that any impacts of that variable are imbedded in the unobservables and their correlation with observable measures.

The scope of the 2011 census meant the data had to be released in four waves.

A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-12 New York and ConnecTocut To Lose Seats in Congress The results of the 2000 census mean that New York State will lose 2 of its 31 House seats in 2002 and Connecticut will lose one of its 6.

The semiautonomous government of Iraq's Kurdish region issued a statement calling on government ministers in Baghdad to reconsider their decision to postpone a nationwide census meant to resolve the controversies over the size of the country's religious and ethnic communities.

Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude said: "The expenses already committed to the census mean any changes are difficult.

The sample was representative of the target population; in comparison with the 2013 NZ Census data, 38 the sample was slightly older (census mean for those over 18=47 years) and had a slightly higher proportion of women (census proportion 51%).

Overall, population changes in area socioeconomic conditions and changes in the data collected for the census meant that we were restricted in the area exposures which we could investigate across the lives of individuals.