Примеры использования Usually resident на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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option B) which consider those bases as sub-sets of the usually resident population.
New paragraph 08:"The population base to be used for international comparisons purposes is the'usually resident population.
Whatever their situation, the definition in New paragraph 10 ensures their inclusion in the usually resident population.
New paragraph 11:"There are various population groups for which some uncertainty may arise about their inclusion in the usually resident population.
A mirror list is then given for the persons to be excluded from the usually resident population.
New paragraph 12:"The following persons should instead always be excluded from the usually resident population.
Option C: The'working population' of a country is composed of those usually resident persons whose working place is in the territory of the country at the census reference time.
is a Shia religious cleric usually resident in Tarut, Turkia,
Formally, these persons are not included in any usually resident population and their inclusion is actually a matter of discretional choice.
The final results show a de jure population(comprising the usually resident population present in Tokelau on census night and the usually resident absentee subpopulation) of 1,411.
In summary, no country fully follows the CES Recommendations regarding the inclusion/exclusion from the usually resident population of the listed categories.
There are instead persons for whom there is no uncertainty about their inclusion in the usually resident population, but some uncertainty about their allocation within the territory of the country.
reported that information was collected in their census on dwellings occupied by persons not classified as usually resident. Of these 20 were EEA member countries, representing two thirds of all EEA countries.
The'usually resident population' of a country is composed of those persons who have their place of usual residence in the country at the census reference time
The population to be enumerated is then the theoretical set of persons belonging to at least one population base(thus usually resident plus temporary present persons) which should be covered by the census operation.
The other qualifying labels of population reported by the countries are:"present","legally resident","permanently resident","non permanently resident","apportionment","usually resident and present","usually resident, legal or registered","domiciled","household members","temporarily resident", and"national serving abroad.
Given the one-to-one relation between place of usual residence and usually resident population, the geographical allocation is straightforward for the usually resident population(although with some exceptions),
Of the 4.17 million usually resident persons present in the State on 23 April 2006,
Option B: The'day-time population' of a country is composed of those usually resident persons who are present at diurnal hours in the territory of the country during the census reference period, whatever the reason work,
Intuitively, a person who has been wandering within the country for more than one year belongs to the usually resident population of the country,