Sentence examples for the census was taken from inspiring English sources

The figures put the population at almost 89m when the census was taken last August, up from 77m in 2000.

Mr. Padmanabha tells how the census was taken, and talks about what an exciting time it was for him, and about the results of the census.

The population in question is the so-called group-quarters population, the 7.778 million people who were living in prisons, dormitories and similar facilities at the time the census was taken.

(In Kayin people were asked to count themselves; in Kachin calculations were based on "the demographics of surrounding villages"; and the estimate for northern Rakhine was based on maps made before the census was taken).In the past the government has excluded the Rohingyas from the census, for fear of having to acknowledge their existence.

The population in England was 53 million on 27 March 2011 when the census was taken, about 400,000 more than official estimates.

According to the United Kingdom Census 2001, the town has a population of 8,820, although this is likely to be much higher due to extensive housing developments since the census was taken.

All may yet spring more surprises by the time the census is taken.

The census is taken with a guarantee of absolute confidentiality but this has been broken before in other countries in times of war.

However, this census was taken after the 1929 Palestine riots which drove the Jews out of many majority-Arab cities.

A couple of years after that census was taken, he and his Canadian-born wife, Blanche, had a son named Amos, who went on to attend the Newton Falls schools, serve in the Army at the end of World War II and put in 46 years at the mill.

But even if the census were taking place in a more conducive environment, some scholars of American culture say the bureau would still have trouble gaining the participation of the public.