Sentence examples for dependency of the population from inspiring English sources

Another explanation can be the decreasing dependency of the population on local agricultural production or a change to crops that were less sensitive to spring time conditions.

Concerning the activities that have been implemented the rights‐based approach inherent in all UNICEF programming has had some difficulties to be implemented as it has created a dependency of the population on the projects and continuous support.

The limited reaction can be explained by the dependency of the population on employment and the priority the Ministry of Labour placed on employment instead of occupational health and safety.

Nineteen hundred and ninety-three clients received a restorative home care service during the recruitment period and the demographics and levels of dependency for the population were compared with those of the study sample.

The code is designed to calculate the electron wave functions, transverse electron states in the planar continuum potential, transition energies, line widths of channeling radiation and depth dependencies of the population of quantum states.

Future demand is influenced not only by demographic change and the capability and dependency of the older population.

The steady increase in the ADL dependency of the admission population is consistent with the number of diagnoses, but we don't see that increase in impairment reflected in either the level of cognitive impairment or acuity as reflected by the CHESS score.

The resulting prevalence ratios, together with the prevalence of the exposure were used (STATA aflogit command) to calculate population attributable prevalence fractions (PAPFs) as an index of the salience of each health condition to the prevalence of dependency at the population level.

Even if it is not, it implies that China's work force will in a few years start declining, and the "dependency" ratio the proportion of the population made up of the young and elderly will start to climb.

For ten years now, Israel has imposed a stifling economic blockade, causing— among other things, a 60percentt youth unemployment rate, severe shortages in medicines and food, and dependency of 80percentt of the population on international assistance.

"The result is a gradual process of de-development across all sectors, devastating livelihoods, increasing unemployment and resulting in increased aid dependency amongst the population," says the report from the UN Office of the Humanitarian Co-ordinator.