Sentence examples similar to population planned for from inspiring English sources

But reverse mortgages are viewed as crucial pieces in helping an aging population plan for retirement, and new lenders are coming into the market.

To achieve an ethnically diverse study population, we planned for balanced recruitment from the two sites.

Additional cross-sectional sampling of the population is planned for 2010, as well as continued vector studies, and virological analysis of specimens from wild and domestic animal populations.

Willitts also has taken care to integrate her students into the general high school population, planning and supervising work opportunities for them in administrative offices, the cafeteria, the media center and school store, where they can build practical skills.

There is no Indigenous population's chapter planned for WGII for example, and aside from the affirmation of the importance of Indigenous Knowledge at the 31st and 32nd Session of the IPCC, there is limited indication at an institutional level that this is a priority area for improvement or development.

A judge has agreed to allow a class-action lawsuit to proceed against New York City alleging a systemic failure in addressing the needs of the disabled population in planning for emergencies and disasters.

In Burma and Thailand, environmental groups have spoken out about the threats to wildlife and populations from dams now planned for China's Nu/Salween.

That revolutionary design, engineered by Ildefons Cerdà in the late 19th century, had at its core the idea that the city should breathe and – for both ideological and public health reasons – planned for the population to be spread out equally, as well as providing green spaces within each block.

Therefore, the primary aim of this study was to determine the overall rate of spontaneous labour before 39 weeks among a contemporary population of low-risk women planned for an elective repeat caesarean section at term.

Instead of a 'one size fits all' approach, large facilities staffed with numerous teams of assorted skills should be planned for large populations with easy access to them, while a different package should be designed to promote multiple service delivery points while keeping costs down for sparsely-settled populations [ 33, 40].

With an aging population [ 1], planning for care at the end of life (EOL) is increasingly important.