Примеры использования Increased life expectancy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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with the decline of MMR and IMR and increased life expectancy.
as well as the increased life expectancy.
vital to promoting the satisfaction of basic needs, such as increased life expectancy and participation in education,
vital to promoting the satisfaction of basic needs, such as increased life expectancy and participation in education,
With the drop in the birth rate and increased life expectancy, the percentage of senior citizens(over 65 years old)
the aging of the population, increased life expectancy and public expectations from the system.
reduced infant mortality and increased life expectancy in an atmosphere of freedom,
primary education, improved literacy, increased life expectancy, reduced infant
All Governments should examine ways to maximize the cost-effectiveness of health programmes in order to achieve increased life expectancy, reduce morbidity and mortality
Older persons should be provided with adequate social protection as well as lifelong training, since increased life expectancy could result in people working longer.
including the enjoyment of the right to affordable housing, increased life expectancy, 100 per cent enrolment in secondary schools,
current demographic trends show that lowered fertility rates, increased life expectancy and lower mortality rates have contributed to the ageing of the population,
which show that lowered fertility rates, increased life expectancy and lower mortality rates, have contributed to ageing of the population,
This trend is due, inter alia, to improvements in health systems, which have increased life expectancy at birth, the decrease in illiteracy,
In order to ensure the development of a healthy population with adequate living standards and a trend towards increased life expectancy, the Dominican Republic has been implementing ongoing programmes for the prevention of endemic,
the growing proportion of the enrolled retirees; increased life expectancy; and the escalation of medical costs,
given the entire population access to education, reduced infant mortality, increased life expectancy and provided medical assistance to many countries.
maternal morbidity and mortality; and increased life expectancy.
notably non-communicable diseases, and increased life expectancy, with particular attention to addressing health needs across a care continuum, including prevention, detection
lead to excessively high contribution rates within 20 years or so, due to Canada's changing demographics, increased life expectancy of Canadians, a changing economy,