Sentence examples for provincial populations from inspiring English sources

Thamir al-Ghadban, a former oil minister and a committee member, said that the National Assembly would probably be elected in a regional system of balloting rather than a nationwide vote, and that the membership of the Council of Provinces and Regions would be proportional to the provincial populations.

We consider provincial populations because that is the smallest geographic granularity in the PUMF.

The cancer agencies are organizationally and functionally similar and serve respective provincial populations that are comparable.

Whereas care pathways are typically developed to translate established guidelines for specific conditions into local clinical management protocols [ 7], prenatal records include a wide range of clinical parameters and are often designed for universal application to state or provincial populations.

The spectrum of respondents is representative of the provincial populations and the urban versus rural distribution of physicians, and thus our results are likely representative of nephrology in Canada.

Our results indicate that the proportion of the provincial populations that have a probability of re-identification on the quasi-identifiers that can be used for matching with public registries is small and therefore the chances of a successful re-identification using this attack is negligible.

NW Ontario is LHIN 14; it covers a large land mass (526,355 square kilometres--almost 50% of the province) but is sparsely populated (approximately 235,000 or 2% of the provincial population) [ 18].

Provincial population welfare departments regularly run campaigns to educate citizens on the benefits of various forms of birth control.

The provincial population more than doubled in the first half of the 20th century and doubled again during the next 35 years.

The proportion of the provincial population with a primary level of education or higher is much higher than the national average.

Dissatisfaction is widespread among the more than 36m migrants in Guangdong, one-third of the provincial population, many of whom work in harsh conditions.Protests, sometimes violent, are common.