Sentence examples for published statistics of from inspiring English sources

That this was not an unreasonable expectation is shown by the published statistics of the vast ost of transporting military and naval stores and the mails to the Pacific coast by the modes of transit then in use.

In 2009 the European ombudsman published statistics of citizens' complaints against EU institutions, with most of them filed against the Commission (66%) and concerning lack of transparency (36%).

In the published statistics of the cervical screening programme, there is no age breakdown of the numbers of referrals to colposcopy.

In this article we provide some of the first published statistics of newborn care practices in Ethiopia, for a representative sample of households within the catchment areas of 10 government health centers in four regions.

Although published statistics on the number of shoulder-fired missile attacks against commercial aircraft vary, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said there have been at least 29 instances in which civilian planes have been hit by these weapons, mostly in war zones, causing at least 550 deaths.

Data from countries with published statistics on the distribution of the medical workforce teasing out specialists in physical and rehabilitation medicine are presented in Figure 2[ 27- 32].

In 2007, the FCC stopped publishing "Statistics of Common Carriers" which started in 1939 and was the staple of financial information about the companies, including the state utilities, like Verizon NY, or AT&T California.

In its new analysis, the agency said the published statistics for each year included scores of adjustments that companies had made to reports from earlier years.

EOIR does not publish statistics on the number of cases its Board of Immigration Appeals reverses or returns to each court -- figures that could reveal how often Atlanta is out of step with the appeals board.

The State of Michigan United Statess) is one of the few police units that publishes statistics on the economics of its traffic enforcement operations.

"To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, if he will (a) collect and (b) publish statistics on the number of non-reportable injunctions issued by the High Court in each of the last five years.