Examples of using Segment of the population in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
that works for the benefit of only a certain(albeit) relatively large segment of the population.
specific and well-defined segment of the population.
well defined segment of the population.
cover the information needs of middle and low-income segment of the population.
well defined segment of the population.
well defined segment of the population.
specific and well-defined segment of the population.
well defined segment of the population.
specific and well-defined segment of the population.
specific and well-defined segment of the population.
Many advertisers neglect this segment of the population and lose many dollars in profit for this lack of attention to detail.
This large segment of the population has no access to social protection
Removing health coverage from thousands of unemployed is definitely guaranteed to increase mortality in this segment of the population.
Tax evasion cannot possibly be fixed while elected officials are pleading for money from the very elites who have the strongest incentives to avoid taxes relative to any other segment of the population.
they do not have that broad support in any segment of the population.
moral reasons-to stop large-scale violence being perpetrated against a segment of the population.
(That's why another petition needs to be started by non-Muslims in Toronto demanding that the TTC NOT submit to the insane demands of this tiny segment of the population).
Tax evasion cannot possibly be fixed while elected officials are pleading for money from the very elites who have the strongest incentives to avoid taxes relative to any other segment of the population.
Social justice focuses on one segment of the population but"disregards the interests of others who are not the immediate focus of discussion,
Indeed, the quest for social justice“focuses on one segment of the population and disregards the interests of others who are not the immediate focus of discussion,