Almost the whole population, some 400,000 persons, fled these areas.

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

The initial population was 5,209 healthy men and women aged 30 to 62, not the whole of the town population, as is sometimes assumed.

And perhaps for the whole world's population, probably only one more bridging individual should be needed.

The family as a whole may represent up to 15 of the deep sea fish population.

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

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

In fact, the whole population of the lower castes did not suffer from an equal degree of ritual handicap.

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.

For the world as a whole, population is expected to continue to grow by another 2.5 billion people from 2005 to 2050.

The relative ratios of traditional practitioners and university trained doctors in relation to the whole population in African countries showcases this importance.

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.

And the goal became halving the proportion of people in the developing world, which makes a big difference, because the developing world s population is growing faster than the population of the world as a whole.

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.

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

The blogger Imayan writes that the Council of Guardians lies, and that the Leader wants to impose its one vote on the whole population.

The population density is very low compared to that of Italy as a whole 59.1 inhabitants per km² compared to 200.4 nationally in 2010.

In the five years between 2002 and 2007, the population of Rome grew by 6.54 percent, while Italy as a whole grew by 3.56 percent.

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.

The population as a whole has remained stable in the 1990s, although this is the result of a negative natural balance and a positive net migration.

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.

Population density in certain parts of Helsinki's inner city area is very high, reaching in the district of Kallio, but as a whole Helsinki's population density of ranks it as quite sparsely populated in comparison to other European capital cities.

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.

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.

The crime of rape has for the first time become the crime against humanity. 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.

They were savage colonial conflicts under the Czar and almost genocidal under Stalin, who deported the whole Chechen population, a third of which perished during their transfer to the Gulag.

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.

He believes, while the prevalence of HIV in Morocco is low among the general population, HIV AIDS could prove to be a great public health risk to the country as a whole

These are non contributory benefits given for whole sections of the population without a means test, such as family allowances or the public pension in New Zealand (known as New Zealand Superannuation).

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.

Recognizing also that the achievement of the purposes of the World Programme of Action is congruent with economic and social development, extended services provided to the whole population in the humanitarian area, the redistribution of resources and income and an improvement in the living standards of the population,

Others suggest that the particular context in which HRsL is applicable is the nature of the control exercised by a State in its territory and over individuals or the population as a whole.

ASEAN as a whole, with a population of 580 million, is not significantly bigger than the EU (with 500 million), yet it encompasses an infinitely greater degree of ethnic, linguistic, cultural, and religious diversity.

The economist Amartya Sen observed that, in recent decades, famine has always a problem of food distribution and or poverty, as there has been sufficient food to feed the whole population of the world.

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.

Above all, the conservatives' fate and the fate of the regime as a whole depends on the country's punishing economy. Despite Iran's vast oil wealth, close to a third of the population lives in poverty.

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

Whole arm. Shoulder disarticulation.

Sami's whole life changed.

Human Rights Made Whole

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.

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.

For their own political reasons, the British put the Sunni Arabs never more than 25 of the population in control of the whole country, and even imported a Sunni Arab Hashemite prince to rule over their creation.