Tells a-about the food situation; the generosity of the American soldiers; the attitude of the population toward America.
The losses in New York and New Jersey result from a continuing shift of population toward the South and the West.
The Finnish prohibition outlawed the sale of spirits in an attempt to redirect the population toward greater consumption of beer (with lower alcoholic content).
Census figures released today showing a shift in population toward New York City and away from upstate New York hold mostly good news for the city and Democrats in the redrawing of Congressional and legislative districts.
Democratic House members from New York City, along with their allies, argue that recent census figures showing a shift in population toward the city and away from upstate should insulate the city from losing any seats in Congress.
Biased and misleading statistics and issues that were designed to alter the attitude of the population toward a political agenda in an effort to form a consensus to a standard set of belief patterns.
Though Erdrich's eighth novel is set on her home turf in the fictional town of Argus, N.D., this time she shifts her focus from the town's Indian population toward its mainly German, Polish and Scandinavian residents.
"This is fairly significant because it spells the transition of the Latino population toward becoming the largest minority in the country," said Representative Silvestre Reyes, Democrat of Texas, who heads the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
Nearly half the inhabitants still live in rural areas, although there is a continuing movement of population toward the main towns and particularly to the villages that lie on their peripheries.
In Falluja, the Islamic State exploited the grievances of the Sunni population toward the sectarian policies of the former prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, and was able to rapidly take control of the city two and a half years ago after Iraqi security forces assaulted a protest camp in the city.
By expanding the Senate to 62 seats, the majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, avoided losing one of the Republican Senate seats outside the city, which would have been inevitable given the shift in population toward the city and its suburbs in the 2000 census.
