Examples of using Population lived in English and their translations into Russian
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About one third of the total registered refugee population lived in the 59 refugee camps in the areas of operation,
Lastly, she said that a small Afro-descendant population lived in Slovenia, represented by at least two NGOs.
Three quarters of UNECE's population lived in urban areas,
About one-half of the Asian American population lived in the West, with California having the most total Asian Americans of any state, at 4.2 million.
a large portion of its ageing population lived in the Asia-Pacific region.
Ms. Coker-Appiah recalled that nearly 70 per cent of India's female population lived in rural areas.
It further concluded that approximately 1.5 million persons representing 9.0 percent of Mozambique's population lived in 791 identified mine affected communities in all 10 of Mozambique's provinces.
In November of 1993 the government postponed turning on the heat in the state apartment buildings in which most of the population lived.
In a rapidly changing world in which more than half the population lived in urban centres,
It was estimated that over 40 per cent of Guyana's population lived below the poverty line;
the weight of its external debt and that a large proportion of the population lived in poverty and the country ranked very low on the Human Development Index.
The depressing fact that an estimated 56 per cent of Africa's urban population lived in slums and that the situation continued to worsen called for a concerted effort to prioritize the provision of adequate shelter in poverty eradication policies and programmes.
Nearly 32 per cent of the world's urban population lived in slums, and in developing countries, 43 per cent of the urban population were slum dwellers.
Aside from the fact that much of its population lived in rural and inaccessible areas,
the deplorable humanitarian conditions in which the population lived.
About one third of the total registered refugee population lived in the 59 refugee camps in the area of operations;
Any social policy must be aimed first and foremost at ensuring that the population lived in dignity, did not suffer from poverty
Prior to 1991 Croatia's Serb population lived throughout the country, principally in the urban centres of Zagreb
It had also found that some 1 per cent of the world's population lived in countries in which government restrictions or social hostilities were decreasing and that substantial increases
high-income inequality meant a large proportion of the population lived in poverty. The 2011- 2015 United Nations Development Assistance Framework indicated that about 69 per cent of the country's 1.018 million people lived below the national poverty line.