Sentence examples for population campaign from inspiring English sources

"It's clear that increasing population growth makes some of our biggest environmental challenges harder to solve, not easier," said from Jerry Karnas, population campaign director for the Center for Biological Diversity in Tucson, Ariz.

Instead of limiting their candidate visits and voter organizing to battleground states, which have at best twenty or thirty per cent of the population, campaigns would limit their activities to battleground districts, which have at best fifteen or twenty per cent.

The army is said to have commandeered many thousands of acres of it across the north of Sri Lanka in recent years.The election would probably not have happened at all but for pressure from neighbouring India (whose own Tamil population campaigns for Sri Lanka's Tamils) and the fact that Sri Lanka is due to play host to a meeting of the leaders of Commonwealth countries in November.

Even so, a large part of the population remains nearly completely sedentary [12] [14] and this percentage appears to be resistant to more than 50 years of population campaigning.

[18] While large population campaigns are common in public health, indeed forming an important historical foundation for public health intervention, [19] they typically target a single disease or specific intervention (e.g. an immunization).

If the risk of OC is underestimated in the general population, campaigns should be encouraged to increase awareness.

Introduction of these vaccines in widespread population campaigns can help increase tetanus immunity across age groups not typically targeted for TT-containing vaccines or when coverage with TT vaccines is suboptimal.

In corners of the New York region with substantial Korean populations, campaigns are under way to build monuments to the comfort women.

Officials designing the population control campaign say they hope to produce a plan that could become a model for other African countries, and perhaps persuade a foreign philanthropy to pay its entire cost.

This is a lame-duck governor with no wins in his legislative agenda, who faces terrible poll numbers and the prospect of an election day haunted by the specter of laid-off educators, reduced services and skyrocketing property taxes as his impending legacy, unilaterally imposing unreasonable terms on a population his campaign advisers told him he'd look good being bad to.

"The population of campaign contributors as opposed to the rest of the population is just 0.05percentt.