Sentence examples for the population remaining from inspiring English sources

Although Obama signed an order on his second full day as president to close the Guantánamo detention facility, his plans since 2009 always envisioned an ineradicable core of the population remaining in indefinite military detention at a different high-security facility, in the US, something that human rights groups bitterly dismissed as "Gitmo North".

With the numbers of 17- and 18-year-olds in the population remaining flat for a few more years, sixth-form colleges would face shrinking funding under the Tory plans, just at the point where teenagers are compelled by law to stay in education of training until the age of 18. Overall, Labour's pledge is an improvement on the Conservative offer, especially at the nursery and 16-18 levels.

Beyond the traditional role of offering higher education—a role that has not lost momentum within contemporary society, with the educational attainment of the population remaining one of the pillars of innovation systems and performing basic research, universities are now engaged in a set of multifaceted activities pertaining to the third mission.

Lowland Scotland was part of the pattern of late marriage for both men and women (between the mid and late 20s), with a relatively large proportion of the population remaining unmarried.

This would make such threshold more difficult to reach with the population remaining in a regime where drug resistance is favored as transmission intensity increases.

This sub-population is the equivalent of the population remaining in the nest in the experiment where ants are prevented from returning, as it also undergoes a decline towards zero, when all ants in the colony would have been observed leaving the nest at least once.

Most of the population remained illiterate.

Until 2000, the population remained steady at about 100.

At the back of it all, roles and demands from the population remain unattended too".

Vast numbers of the population remain poor and reliant on subsistence living.

But rural Chinese — eight hundred million, or sixty per cent of the population — remain tethered to the group.