Examples of using Censuses in English and their translations into Hungarian
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publication of the results of population and housing censuses fall within the competence of the national statistical service.
Between two censuses projections are prepared not only on national
Member States already hold censuses, and they will now be in a position of having to organise national and European censuses.
sample surveys or censuses.
American researchers analyzed 915 censuses and surveys from 175 countries tracking education,
American researchers analyzed 915 censuses and surveys from 175 countries tracking education,
According to the national statistical office, 160,000 people left Serbia between the 2002 and the 2011 censuses.
It would be useful to carry out interim studies between the censuses but this has not been possible until now, owing to restrictions in national legislation.
The book uses figures by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, regional comparative studies from Unesco,
The argument that censuses should be removed from the text because they cost money does not make sense.
Censuses, on the other hand, attempt to interview everyone, and so they can be used
In both the 1901 and 1921 censuses, all parishes in Islay were reported to be over 75 per cent Gaelic-speaking.
Remember that the ultimate goal was to combine some of the best features of sample surveys and censuses to produce accurate, high-resolution estimates of poverty in developing countries.
Such data collection could be conducted in conjunction with national censuses and household surveys
Exact numbers are hard to come by because Western censuses rarely ask respondents about their faith.
Though they began in 1801, early censuses were taken for statistical purposes only
But censuses are generally expensive,
Detailed socioeconomic information collected during past censuses will continue to be collected through the American Community Survey.
Rather than being stuck with sample surveys or censuses, imagine if researchers could combine the best characteristics of both.
death records, censuses, probates and wills,