Sentence examples for union defined as from inspiring English sources

The proportion of the elderly in the union, defined as people aged 65 and over, is expected to rise to 22.4percentt in 2025 from 15.4percenttodayay.

Under the plan, largely ignored when it was introduced late last year, the debt overhang in the 17 members of the euro currency union — defined as any debt exceeding 60 percent of gross domestic product, or nearly $3 trillion by some estimates — would be transferred into a fund that would be paid off over roughly 25 years.

Fracture healing was assessed by standard radiographic projections and union defined as dense callus bringing at least three cortices.

When fracture union (defined as radiographic union with no pain or motion with manual stressing of the fracture) was evident, muscle strengthening exercises were also allowed.

A delayed union, defined as the absence of progress to union after 3 months, occurred in 14 cases (3.4%), and were categorised as follows: Type B-10, Type C-4 (Fig. 5).

Radiographic union defined as three or four bridged cortices was achieved in 11 patients (58%) after 6 months.

This study, based on a national life-history survey (Enquête sur les migrations, l'insertion urbaine et l'environnement au Burkina Faso, 2000), examines consensual unions defined as cohabitations in the absence of a religious, traditional or civil marriage ceremony.

Sarmiento et al, 1 in 2003, reviewed 450 closed fractures of the distal tibial following functional bracing: 13.1% developed a mal-union (defined as >7° of angulation or 12 mm shortening).

In designing the school, the union defined his position as "first and foremost an educator" whose authority "will stem not from title or rank," according to the union's Web site.

Union was defined as clinical union in the presence of radiological evidence of bone bridging in both the anteroposterior and lateral views.

Follow-up continued on a monthly basis until determination of fracture union, defined in this study as painless full weight bearing and radiographic evidence of bridging callus on AP and lateral views.