Sentence examples for strict population from inspiring English sources

But the practice remains widespread because China enforces strict population controls.

Such tactics, common in the early days of China's strict population control policies 25 years ago, are now illegal.

In order to meet strict population quotas, especially in the countryside, sometimes family planning officials and the police "will grab people and take them to clinics and force them to undergo these operations".

As is well known, the Korean Government first implemented a strict population control policy (family planning program) in the 1960s.

A main reason for the strict population control is to protect the habitat in which they live.

In the early-domed ARPs, DR5::GUS activity became evident in a strict population of the apical cells (Fig.  6M), and this apical localization persisted in the protruding ARPs (Fig.  6N).

BEIJING, May 21 — An intensive campaign to enforce strict population-control measures, including forced abortions, prompted violent clashes between the police and local residents in southwestern China in recent days, witnesses said Monday, describing the latest incident of rural unrest that has alarmed senior officials in Beijing.

Later he antagonised the authorities by advocating on behalf of clients who claimed they were forced into having abortions or sterilisation procedures, in the service of China's strict population-control policy.In 2006, Mr Chen was convicted on vague charges of damaging property and disrupting traffic.

Few studies evaluating the epidemiology of critical illness have used strict population-based designs that exclude subjects external to the base population.

Yet unlike authoritarian China, where the governing Communist Party long ago instituted the world's strictest population policy, India is an unruly democracy where the central government has set population targets but where state governments carry out separate efforts to limit the birthrate.

Earlier this month, Zero Population Growth, a group which lobbies for stricter population planning, listed Miami as one of the worst cities in America in which to raise a child.After last week's vote the mayor of Dade County, Alex Penelas, the region's most powerful politician, proposed another referendum.