Sentence examples for equal population from inspiring English sources

The proposal would create six equal population districts, each electing one council member.

Counties were then classified into 10 groups of equal population size.

His job is to divide the state into 29 districts of substantially equal population, down from 31.

He actually favored eliminating the states altogether and replacing them with freshly-drawn administrative districts of roughly equal population.

House members are elected for two-year terms from single-member districts of approximately equal population.

Essentially, the reforms divided the empire's territory into provinces of roughly equal population; the division paid heed to military considerations.

Neil Freeman, a graphic artist and urban planner, created just such a map in which the nation's population was divided into 50 states of equal population.

Mr. Schoesler, whose district will have to be redrawn to maintain an approximately equal population to others, could add voters from the edge of the area near the Hanford Nuclear Site.

The classic example is the Congress of the United States, which consists of a House of Representatives, with 435 members elected for two-year terms from single-member districts of approximately equal population, and a Senate, consisting of 2 persons from each state elected by the voters of that state.

The census blocks are partitioned into districts such that each district has equal population.

These tests can be implemented with and without the assumption of equal population variances.