Sentence examples for censuses that from inspiring English sources

That precise figure comes from the meticulous censuses that Help Refugees conduct each month to track the camp's makeup and population, and to counter the French authorities' tendency to underestimate numbers.

These include their inability to measure dynamic, mobile populations (i.e. the daytime rather than nighttime population) and the length of time that can amount between their collection and use (particularly with censuses that are captured once per decade).

With the exception of a few censuses that purposely included and counted Fulani as part of the population of Ghana, their numbers are not known and they are deliberately not registered in the national census.

This edict introduced a general five-year census for the whole empire, replacing prior censuses that had operated at different speeds throughout the empire.

Since democracy, three censuses that covered the total South African population have been conducted, respectively, in 1996, 2001, and 2011.

Most countries in the world periodically carry out population censuses that gather information on socio-demographic characteristics of the population resident in a country.

But attributing unwarranted accuracy to a census that claims to count everyone is no less manipulative.

In the 2011 census that number swelled to more than 800,000 (though that census allowed respondents to claim a double national-ethnic identity).

"The people of this nation deserve a census that is conducted in a fair and accurate manner".

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

The New York Times compared the 2000 figures with data from the 1990 census that had been adjusted to reflect the undercount in that census; others, like state officials, compared the 2000 numbers with unadjusted data.