Sentence examples for population trust from inspiring English sources

Roger Martin Chairman, Optimum Population Trust.

The Optimum Population Trust does not have the answers, but the questions remain, quite literally, vital.

Tickell and Porritt are patrons of the Optimum Population Trust (OPT), which takes a deeper look at the issue.

The Optimum Population Trust, a think-tank, cites surveys showing that most people think Britain is already overcrowded.

Roger Martin Chair, Optimum Population Trust, Wells, Somerset Dominic Lawson's head is still firmly stuck in the sand, it seems, when the question of overpopulation crops up.

Others, including the Optimum Population Trust, a think-tank that counts Jonathon Porritt, a government adviser, as a board member, reckon Britain must reduce its population to save its environment and consume fewer resources.

Whereas in 1989 polls suggested that almost 90% of the population trusted the church, by 1993 only 40% did, says Mr Nosowski.

There are also different denominator populations: trusts serve catchment populations rather than geographical populations, and cancer networks are designed to reflect cooperation patterns between hospitals rather than strict administrative boundaries.

Estimates of statistical power were based on simulated two stage sampling of 34 trusts from a population of trusts, and then 100 cases per trust.

Only 26% of the general population believed trust towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people was high.

"We're still trying to win the local population's trust," a British public affairs officer explained.