Sentence examples for met population from inspiring English sources

Mid-Atlantic fish stocks reported the most progress; all seven species examined had met population targets, including bluefish, black sea bass and summer flounder.

When districts were last drawn, in 2002, seven upstate districts met population requirements as a result of people behind bars, according to an analysis conducted by the Prison Policy Initiative, a nonprofit advocacy group that has studied the issue.

Baaba Maal, who met populations in the south of the country, not far from his home village in Senegal, said: "Some families have almost nothing to eat, and I worry about how they will feed themselves until the next harvest".

When these assumptions are met, populations should display similar genetic diversities, levels of sub-division and demographic histories [ 20].

Declining birth rates are reducing pressure to meet population targets.

National family planning officials have tried to reduce the abuses, but local officials are still evaluated partly on how well they meet population goals.

Family planning officials have tried to stop such "sex selective" abortions and also deny that married women, as a group, are forced to have abortions to meet population quotas.

Rising concerns over the capacity of nursing education to prepare enough nurses to meet population demand have received national attention.

In spite of the advancements in agricultural production strategies, the present production rates failed to meet population needs, and the world is confronting food issues.

The councils said they need to build 19,000 homes in South Cambridgeshire and 14,000 homes in Cambridge by 2031 to meet population and job forecasts for the area.

Rather, the particular rights and entitlements of individuals to have certain needs met are specified only as a result of a fair deliberative process aimed at meeting population health needs fairly.