Examples of using Share of the population in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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which will benefit a large and increasing share of the population which lives and works in cities
participation strategy possible for as large a share of the population as possible.
In general it can be said that the groups that are particularly overrepresented when it comes to be suspected of crimes in relation to their share of the population overall, also it is in terms of the individual types of crime.”.
According to the NRP, the share of the population defined in the target is estimated to be about 13% of the age group in 2011 which is a reduction by one percentage point compared with 2010.
in particular by aiming to reduce school dropout rates, and by increasing the share of the population having completed tertiary
two parents who were, the share of the population with foreign background has increased from 11 to 26 per cent.18.
on earnings-related supplementary pensions which cover a very large share of the population.
Elderly non-participation rates(55‑64 years): Share of the population aged 55‑64 years not in paid work
mainly in the number of patent applications, the share of the population with tertiary education
In a 2012 paper, HSBC Global analysts5 conclude that by 2050, the share of the population earning at least middle-income levels will be 2.6 billion- more than one third of today's world population.
participation strategy possible for as large a share of the population as possible, and by all Member States implementing the recommendations from 2008 on active integration of people excluded from the labour market.
whilst increasing the share of the population aged 30-34 having completed tertiary or equivalent education to at least 40% in 2020.
since the bulk of public expenditure on education is aimed at young people, and the share of the population aged under 25 in the EU declined by more than 1.5 percentage points between 1995 and 2000.
to increase the share of the population having completed tertiary education
It also makes a difference whether you live in a place where relatively large shares of the population are distrusters.
More precarious for a growing share of the population.