Examples of using Demographic changes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They are also causing demographic changes because those who are displaced are usually Sunni Muslims, like most of the opposition.
Increasing Iranian economic involvement in Syria is also consistent with the profound demographic changes occurring in Syria since the outbreak of the war.
Reorganization of the industries brought about a reduction in the manpower strength and significant demographic changes, such as massive processes of early retirement.
environmental pressures and demographic changes.
Nevertheless, these same demographic changes, and especially the fact that the health of this group is relatively good compared to past cohorts,
In recent times, the Zamastanian east and southwest have gained Chamber seats according to demographic changes recorded by the census and includes more minorities and women although both groups are still underrepresented.
these interest rate effects, the abandonment of the branch by reinsurers, and demographic changes affecting the branch.
In recent times, the American south and west have gained House seats according to demographic changes recorded by the census and includes more minorities and women although both groups are still underrepresented.
The government must therefore announce that there is no intention of annexing Palestinian territories other than the major settlement blocs- less than 5 percent of the formerly Jordanian-occupied West Bank- based on demographic changes.
Prof. Ayal Kimhi explains:“The demographic changes that bring about a continuous increase in the number of elderly in the population raises concerns regarding society's ability to ensure them a decent standard of living.
the 1967 lines because these lines are indefensible and don't take into account certain demographic changes on the ground that have taken place over last 44 years.”.
Israel is a leader in humane care for its elderly population, but expected demographic changes mean that careful planning will be required to sustain adequate care for the country's aged.
the Bush Administration agreed that taking into account demographic changes, areas encompassing the major settlement blocs would be retained by Israel.
The government must therefore announce that there is no intention of annexing Palestinian territories other than the major settlement blocs- less than 5% of the formerly Jordanian-occupied West Bank- based on demographic changes.
reform of the World Bank and IMF, and the impact of demographic changes due to an aging world population.
In return, Obama has allegedly decided to revert to the Bush commitments which recognize that demographic changes entitle Israel to retain the major settlement blocs and defensible borders.
This data may be rooted in demographic changes underway in France,
In return, Obama has allegedly undertaken to revert to the Bush commitments which recognize that demographic changes entitle Israel to retain the major settlement blocs and defensible borders.
Ignoring the impressive demographic changes of the last twenty years in Israel has produced heavy burdens on Israel's health system due to a lack of hospital beds and a scarcity of medical personnel.
That is precisely what is happening today, and what will happen in the foreseeable future, when demographic changes create a reality wherein the majority of the country's inhabitants who are subject to the Israeli regime will no longer be Jews.