Sentence examples for forces population from inspiring English sources

Results from this study will be the first to provide evidence for the efficacy of an intensive Counselor Initiated quit line with provided NRT in military personnel and could lead to dissemination throughout the US Air Force, the armed forces population as a whole and ultimately to civilian personnel that do not have ready access to preventive health services.

However, it is important to note that all our participants were men, the majority had served in the Army and are, on average, older than the UK armed forces population, whereby approximately 90% is below 44 years of age.

It factorizes total fossil-fuel related CO2 emissions (C) as a product of the driving forces population (P), per-capita Gross Domestic Product (G=GDP/ P), energy intensity of the economy (in our case: Domestic Energy Consumption per GDP, I=DEC/GDP), and carbon intensity of energy consumption (F=CO2/DEC), as follows: (1) C k = P k G k I k F k The subscript k denotes the country.

forces populations governed by the Beverton-Holt model to attenuate.

The one positive outcome of the forced population movements is that Kazakhstan has one of the most ethnically diverse populations in the world.

In the early part of the 20th century, forced population shifts were not uncommon, as multicultural empires crumbled and nationalism drove the formation of new, ethnically homogenous countries.

(That is hardly a far-fetched scenario; a National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq issued in January 2007 by American intelligence agencies warned that the quick withdrawal of all American forces would probably lead to "massive civilian casualties and forced population displacement").

In both instances, the Indonesian military used the same harsh techniques, including forced population movements, coercion of locals into security forces, stringent curfews, and even lethal pressure on civilians to take the government side.

A National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq that was issued in January 2007 by the United States intelligence agencies also warned that the withdrawal of American troops over the ensuing 12 to 18 months would probably lead to "massive civilian casualties and forced population displacement".

According to International Labor Office (ILO 2011), this age category is termed as the active economic labour force population.

On average, 7.6 vacant jobs are available for 1000 persons in the active labour force population (aged between 15 and 64 years).