There were 4230 divorces in Estonia in 2000, 4312 in 2001 and 4074 in 2002.

So a nice example of this came from last year and swine flu.

Why does Wal Mart matter? Well, it's massive.

The rate of women within the administrative and the non administrative wings is higher than the rate of men (50.5 and 63 , compared to 49.5 and 37 , in 2003).

For example, in Engineering, women are 25 of the students and 12 of the staff, and in Physics, they comprise 36 of the students and 8 of the staff.

In 2001, in FBiH there was one registered case of AIDS, which presents morbidity of 0,04 100.000, while in 2000 there were two registered cases, and the morbidity amounted to 0,08 100.000, and in 1999 there were 4 registered cases of this disease with morbidity of 0,17 100.000.

In 1998, 7,448 women, or 46.6 per cent of the total number of battery victims, were women.

Germany is an example.

Look at anger itself.

The number of fatal diseases is also increasing, so that mortality in 2000 was 275 per 100,000 compared to 175 in 1991.

Industrial products have benefited as well. For example, import tariffs for some cosmetics from Switzerland have been reduced to zero, while

He put it on a personal basis.

And I will take Kenya as an example.

But take the example of heparin.

Exceptions Become the Rule

17, or 26.15 per cent, of deputy mayors were women

Health models are a great example.

Take the example of Northern Ireland.

Let's look at a country like India.

Take this place for example.

In 2002, the figure was 50.86 .

Let me use the example of my own country with regard to education goals.

So to illustrate that question, let me give you two countries.

In the year 2000 there were 12,500 cases registered, compared to 11,069 cases in 1991.

In 1986, there was the proportion of one case of AIDS registered in woman to 16 cases of AIDS registered in men.

In both countries, the proportion of persons living in extreme poverty is significant, but the proportion in China (17 per cent) is about half that in India (35 per cent).

Think of it in terms of diabetes, for instance.

Let us take the case of fisheries.

The rate of Arab men in teachers training colleges was 8.2 , compared to 7.6 in 2002 2003.

There were 21 epidemics of infectious diseases registered, with 52,050 cases registered in 1999, 39 epidemics with 42,614 registered cases in 2000, and 31 epidemics with 36,572 registered cases in 2001 (these figures include the influenza cases).

Women officers comprise a higher percentage than their representation in the police force, with 23.4 of the police officers being female.

The population rate of diagnosis of gonorrhoea has gradually increased, from 31.4 per 100,000 population (5,897 cases) in 2000 to 37.0 per 100,000 population (7,098 cases) in 2004.

The second category were referred to as new caseload refugees.

In April 2004 the percentage was 23.5.

In the 35 39 age group, men have a participation rate of 93.6 and women a rate of 80.1 .

The total number of registered infectious diseases in the year 2001 was 55,733, which was 2,415 per 100,000 inhabitants.

At the time, this was thought to be a one off.

Why would you use this example of all examples?

All right, take for example this great company.

You just have to look at the Human Genome Project.

Consider, by analogy, the game of chess.

Why not 25 members, for example?

Here's another example, which I put up because it's an example of really important current science.

AIDS incidence and estimated HIV prevalence in Australia at the end of 2004 were 1.2 and 74 per 100,000 of population, respectively.

Between ages 55 and 60 men's participation rate is 75.3 , while participation among women is only 43 .