Sentence examples for final censuses from inspiring English sources

Plots were established between 1958 and 2001, final censuses were conducted on the selected plots from 1963 to 2009, and time between censuses varied from 3 to 28 years, with a mean of 9.5 years.

In the final census, 2015, the density of saplings finally increased again, but only slightly (Table 1).

The final census results will not be known before December 2013.(Picture credit: Wikimedia Commons).

As a last resort, local governments can challenge the final census count through a resolution process or in court.

The final Census count put the population at 38,558,371, up just 22.6 percent from the count in 1860.

Other states have gained more population in the past decade, so Illinois will surely drop a seat, to 18, after final census data arrive.

Lawmakers must also ensure that the final census funding bill includes a provision from the House version that would require the bureau to spend $8 million to $10 million of its budget on the Census in Schools program.

But the final census numbers showed that the city's proportion of the state's population actually increased in the 1990's, making it difficult to take away a Congressional seat.

The final census numbers are then used in the months that follow to sort out how to properly divvy up the 435 seats in the U.S. House; in the simplest terms, states that have grown over the last ten years, stand to gain a seat (or more) while states that have shrunk (or not grown as much as others), may lose.

The Dawes Rolls of 1906 were the final census of the Indian Nations prior to dissolution of the reservation system.

When the final Census figures are released in a couple of weeks, the national Latino population is expected to surpass the powerful fifty million mark.