Sentence examples for federal population from inspiring English sources
According to an analysis by the Prison Policy Initiative, a research group based in Massachusetts, Senator Little's current district is one of seven in New York that meet federal population requirements by counting inmates as residents.
According to an analysis by the Prison Policy Initiative, a New York-based research group, seven New York State Senate districts could now have trouble meeting federal population requirements, which means that those districts will have to be drawn along different lines.
"While the entire U.S. [prison] population has increased by about a third since 1980, the federal population has grown at an astonishing rate — by almost 800%," Holder's speech says.
The Senate of Canada [ 63] remains a committed advocate, arguing for a federal population health policy to reduce health inequalities and improve health status.
In 2010, a new federal population census was introduced by the SFSO (SHAPE project) and the population aged 15+ was used to build the denominator to calculate regional rates of AH for 2010.
Finally, the proportion of the Latin-speaking resident population as a percentage of the resident population with 'major language non-German' (LAT) from the federal population census 2000 [ 38] is calculated.
"Reducing the federal prison population has become urgent, with that population almost three times where it was in 1991".
Soaring incarceration rates have disproportionately impacted communities of color: Black people account for 38percentt of the federal inmate population but make up 13percentt of the overall population.
Drug offenses alone account for about two-thirds of the increase in the federal inmate population, and more than half of the increase in the state prison population.
The combined U.S. state and federal prison population, numbered 1,612,395, decreased 0.3percentt in 2010, which was the first decline of prison population experienced since 1972 (Guerino et al. 2011).
But he also admitted "the federal prison population has grown by almost 800%" since 1980.
