Sentence examples for opposing population from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it wins admiration for its quiet role as a peace-maker; sometimes it incurs controversy by opposing population policies that involve contraception.

Indeed, in the context of a sympatric struggle, the practice of systematic rape is a very effective strategy to neutralise the reproductive force of the opposing population, and imposes a burden that can last for many years by producing children that are often rejected by both camps.

Sengupta [ 62] provides an analysis of the World Bank reproductive health programme in India, showing that the programme incorporates language used by feminist and radical groups who have opposed population control programmes in India but that the programme has not substantively changed.

In April, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that drawing districts based on total population (as opposed to population of eligible voters) satisfied the "one person, one vote" principle in the Equal Protection Clause.

This CD44+/CD24low/EpCAM-/low CD44+/CD24low/EpCAM-/lowy demonstrated to have basal as well as stem-like features, while the opopulation44-/CD24+/EpCAM+ population was described to be luminal [ 23].

Since this automatically decreases the probability that the opposing neural population wins the competition, it illustrates that even a unilateral manipulation of stimulus strength in binocular rivalry is still a relative manipulation at the relevant level of competing neural representations.

BM: I've always been opposed to population control.

There is a vast amount of evolutionary and behavioural science based evidence that selection based on individual performance as opposed to population or group performance is a patently stupid idea.

Furthermore, single cell observation can be performed using a cell microarray chip as opposed to population average studies on flow cytometry analysis.

Health communication practiced in PHC is individual based, preventive and reactive in nature, as opposed to population based, promotive and proactive in line with a health promotion approach.

This study highlights the difficulty in understanding the scale of genetic and morphological variation that corresponds to species as opposed to population-level variation, information that is essential for conservation and for understanding coral biodiversity.