Sentence examples for institutes of statistics from inspiring English sources

Food consumption data were derived from food expenditure data contained in national household budget surveys that were provided by the national institutes of statistics in each country.

The gender and age distributions were almost equal to data from the national institutes of statistics of Belgium (http://www.statbel.fgov.be) and the Netherlands (www.cbs.nl).nl

Mr. Aasen stressed that parliaments have a critical role to play in achieving equitable outcomes for children by ensuring national institutes of statistics monitor their situation, allocating resources from national budgets, enforcing laws to empower marginalised populations, preventing violence and promoting birth registration.

Mr. Aasen stressed that parliaments have a critical role to play in achieving equitable outcomes for children by ensuring national institutes of statistics monitor their situation, allocating resources from national budgets, enforcing laws to empower marginalized populations, preventing violence and promoting birth registration.

According to the national institute of statistics, an average woman's earnings potential is half that of her male counterpart.

"Entire education systems are gearing up for the big push to achieve sustainable development goal four by 2030," said Silvia Montoya, director of Unesco's institute of statistics.

The couple are among about 26,000 British nationals who are registered in Italy, according to Ital y's national institute of statistics.

The day after the birth of Renzi's government, Italy's national institute of statistics (Istat) calculated that the potential earning for an Italian woman during her lifetime is half that of a man: this is the result of both lower earnings and lower employment rates.

Italy has a quarter of Europe's 6 million 15- to 24-year-olds who are not in education or employment, and the country's national institute of statistics reported recently that women earn half of what men earn over a lifetime.

Institut National de la Statistique et des Etudes Economiques, French national institute of statistics and economic studies.

Available socioeconomic data apply the official socioeconomic classification of the French national institute of statistics and economic studies (Institut National de la Statistique et des Etudes Economiques (INSEE)) and thus identify the socioeconomic level of each household accurately.