Sentence examples for plan for population from inspiring English sources

In having to plan for population growth at both ends of the age spectrum – 17% more children aged five to nine and 25% more people over 90 by 2016 – Barnet is experiencing a relatively large dose of the same pressures being felt by all councils.

"We will need to optimize land use, whether it is though reclamation, building upwards or using subterranean space," Minister of National Development Mah Bow Tan said recently, in describing the plans for population growth.

Like the Tories, they want a national border force and emphasise the importance of local planning for population changes.One cause of this sudden volubility and consensus is that the scale of the increase in immigration since 2004 has only recently become apparent.

For example, some sample lessons are: "City Planning for Population Growth", "Exploring factors and multiples", and "Effects of deforestation".

The main pests of cotton in Cameroon are the bollworms Helicoverpa armigera, Diparopsis watersi and Earias spp. The implementation of integrated management of these pests requires sampling plans for population monitoring.

(P16) A few participants described contingency plans for population fluctuations.

Populations of the western area that grow in drier ecosystems are more vulnerable, particularly because of low population density, continual plant extraction and absence of plans for population recovering.

Ms. Poirier said UNICEF was engaging with its partners and counterparts to develop contingency plans for population movement slow-downs and an increasing number of people being stranded along the route.

But councils say it is the longer term picture that is important because they have to plan ahead for population growth.

Eleven new settlements earmarked for specific tribes are currently at various stages of planning for populations ranging between 1000 and 5000 residents each.

The method applied here opens the scope to document impact and intensity of ash fallout in areas where systematic field work is not possible and to support recovery plans for populations affected by ash fallout.