Sentence examples similar to prior decennial from inspiring English sources

29 Census tracts are defined by a partnership between the US Census Bureau and local authorities prior to each decennial census and are intended to include a relatively homogeneous population group of approximately 4000 people.

The only reliable data prior to the 1960s are the decennial census in India (13, 14, 18– 218.

Rahsaan headed up the Voting Rights Project that included the coordination of the statewide Election Protection initiatives, voting rights litigation and his prior involvement in community coalitions on redistricting after the last decennial census.

After each decennial census, adjustments are made.

First, the decennial census counts residents, not citizens.

The constitution requires a decennial census to divvy up congressional seats between the states.

An unwillingness to deal with a new district reshaped following the decennial census.

The decennial census is about a lot more than counting heads.

LAST April Chile's president, Sebastián Piñera, unveiled the findings of the decennial census.

The first set of numbers from the 2010 decennial census will be published in December.

Change came with a new European Union law requiring decennial headcounts.