Examples of using Using contraception in English and their translations into Russian
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The findings from that report show that worldwide contraceptive prevalence(the percentage of currently married women using contraception) has reached 58 per cent, up from 50 per cent in 1983.
the proportion using contraception for limitation purposes increases with age while the proportion using it for spacing purposes diminishes.
an increase in the percentage of women using contraception from 24.2 in 1980 to 51.8 in 1998;
an increase in the percentage of women using contraception from 24.2 in 1980 to 47.1 in 1992;
the percentage of those women using contraception by method used. .
57 per cent of the world's couples with the wives in reproductive ages were currently using contraception- 72 per cent in the more developed regions
in 1990 approximately 57 per cent of couples in the world with the wife in the reproductive ages were currently using contraception- about 72 per cent in the developed countries
In the developing countries, the percentage of individuals using contraception increased by at least 1 point per annum in two thirds of the countries
Some men clearly do expect to make the choice about using contraception(even if it is the woman who uses the method),
Between 2002 and 2006, the proportion of married women aged between 15 and 49 years of age using contraception increased from 54.19 percent in 2002 to 57.91 percent in 2006.
empowered to plan their lives by using contraception, they are more likely to continue their education,
difficulties accessing them as the main reason for not using contraception.
cultural taboos that may prevent people from using contraception, despite a desire to control their fertility.
In Africa, the percentage of individuals using contraception among married women increased from around 15 per cent 10 years ago to 25 per cent today;
having a higher percentage of women using contraception among their married population.
157 million contraceptive users, bringing to 603 million the total number of married women using contraception by the year 2005.
services in the period up to 2015 implies that the number of couples using contraception in the developing countries and countries in economic transition would rise from
the number of women using contraception, while reducing the rate of population growth
but not using contraception.
few male spouses used contraception.