Decentralization will benefit the population as a whole.

So it could have a negative impact on the whole population.

In other cases, such displacement might make life unsustainable for the population as a whole but sustainable for the current population.

And pretty soon the whole population is actually composed of these new superorganisms.

Not by much, as an individual level, but enough at a population level to shift the rates of heart disease in a whole population.

It's as if the whole population had to shift from being basses to singing as a tenor.

So, as any sensible bird would do, he moves south. They move south. The whole population moves south.

The migrant population as a whole has not benefited from mechanisms for the protection of their fundamental rights.

At the national level, it involved the whole population in efforts such as poverty reduction and environmental protection.

The war has caused that basic social services become unavailable to most of the population, which affected the health condition of women most, but also the whole population of BiH.

For example, we are, in Britain, we're trying to do a digital switchover of the whole population into digital technology for television .

Broadly speaking, the force has experienced a positive reaction from the main political parties, local authorities and the population as a whole.

To improve the health status of the population as a whole, and specifically that of the vulnerable groups consisting of women and children.

However, the population as a whole did not have the minimum daily caloric intake, although the Government was committed to meeting the target.

Think about that number 83 percent of the population on the whole planet does not really know what is going on in their countries.

Between 2005 and 2015, the least developed countries as a whole are expected to absorb nearly a quarter of all population growth in the world.

Following a trend that has been occurring in Brazil and in the rest of the world for several decades, the rural population as a whole is decreasing both in absolute numbers and in terms of ratio of the Brazilian population.

Traveller (nomadic) women had a higher mortality rate, lower life expectancy and stillbirth and infant mortality rates nearly triple those of the population as a whole.

This vicious circle ends up with the whole population stuck inside their houses, scared to death even more afraid than when we were out on the streets.

Disparities in appointments to public posts as for 2002 Palestinians comprised only 6.1 of the employees in Israel,18 whereas they comprise 19.3 of the whole population.

4.7 Accordingly, evidence of a pattern of gross violations of human rights which affects the whole population in the State concerned is insufficient on its own to establish substantial grounds.

An enormous youth bulge in the Arab world's demographic tables looms, with 45 of the population now under the age of 14, and the population as a whole set to double over the next quarter century. Yet the region has inadequate opportunities for young people to find meaningful work.

UNIDO's main target group in this component are the SMEs and their support institutions, while the beneficiaries are the country's population as a whole, since it enjoys a more sustainable economic growth.

Second, it would be necessary to solve the problems of the Saharan population as a whole not only those living within the Western Sahara but also those scattered throughout the world, especially in Mauritania.

But dengue fever now, according to the World Health Organization, infects between 50 and 100 million people every year, so that's equivalent to the whole of the population of the U.K. being infected every year.

Likewise, according to the Constitution of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the area of culture the canton may transfer its obligations to the municipalities it is comprised of where the majority population in terms of ethnic structure is not the same population that makes the majority in the canton as a whole.

Until you read the whole psalm, the whole chapter.

This is the map of the whole Earth and again, you can see a huge swathe in the middle of pretty much where a large part of the population is, there's tremendous chances for solar energy.

It is a reduced entity, increasingly aware that it can no longer be the center of the world, if only because of its shrinking demographic weight. Europe accounted for 20 of the world s population at the beginning of the eighteenth century the population of the West as a whole will constitute slightly more than 10 in 2050.

The second is for continued population, human population expansion.

Rural population makes up 8.5 of the general population.

National report on population, gender and poverty, State of the World Population 2000, Nicaragua, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

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In the population structure, female population often takes up about 50 of the population, and the percentage of women of fertile age in the population goes from about 25 to 26 .

And for me it's quite romantic, but it's about if one person teaches three people how to cook something, and they teach three of their mates, that only has to repeat itself 25 times, and that's the whole population of America.

However, it was doubtful that FARDC contingents deployed in the province would be able to establish effective, sustained control over the whole of Katanga and significantly limit the Mayi Mayi's ability to harass the local population and illegally exploit natural resources.

There is also a close relation to the treaties creating a territorial regime and, in so doing, setting up standards governing the human rights of the population as a whole, or a regime for minorities, or a regime for local autonomy.

The rural population presents 60 of the population in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Population ageing

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1.1.2 Population

Just because I don't know that whole that there's no such thing as whole buttermilk.