Sentence examples for population union from inspiring English sources

Barely one in four people in employment in the EU are now in unions and in only eight out of the 25 EU nations are more than half of the employed population union members.

Relative to the average working population, trade union members are more often male and blue-collar workers, have higher tenure and work in larger firms.

The population of union council Agra is approximately 21, 749 [ 12], the majority speaks Sindhi while Saraiki is a commonly spoken dialect which is itself derived from Sindhi, having 85% lexical similarity with Sindhi.

The genealogy of A bearing the mutation is a subtree in the genealogy of the whole population, the union of A and B. The coalescence process is used to find a phylogenetic tree such that lineages of A coalesce earlier than any lineage from A forms a common parent with any lineage from B. A coalescence that satisfies this constraint is called conditional [ 114].

In the wider population, the unions hold even less sway.

Second, population growth, unions, and unbalanced consumption growth towards services were over time debilitating the protectionist coalition.

"The English are 86% by population of this union.

Thanks to its large Latino population and strong union presence, Nevada was thought to be a microcosm of key portions of the Democratic party nationwide.

Marshalling his statistics to show how the industrial working class was in decline as a proportion of the working population, how trade union membership was static and the Labour share of the vote gradually shrinking, Hobsbawm's lecture reached its key sentence.

Total number of households and population of Chalna union are 6,018 and 31,811, respectively (BBS 2001).

To evaluate performance on selected reach directions of the Start Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) in an elite underage rugby union population, and determine if differences exist between the forward and back position units.