A similar pattern of increase in incidence rates is apparent in the 70 and over age group.

Old age and survivors' benefits comprise the largest insurance branch at the NII and the numbers are rising, with a 3.8 increase in the number of old age benefit recipients.

Whether it is because of the increase in age or limited playing time, some players will have regressive performance each season.

decrease in average number of household members, increase in number of extramarital children, increase in average age of mothers at child birth and first child birth, decrease in number of entered marriages, decrease in number of divorces.

The pattern of prevalence by age shows an increase of use with age, being less than 1 among women aged 15 to 19 years to 9 in the ones aged 35 39 years.

226. On the other hand, the 50 and over age group showed a decline in participation, although between 1991 and 1995 this age group recorded a slight increase for both men and women.

Despite this decrease, the total population is continuing to increase, considering that relatively speaking the increase between the 1981 and the 1993 census was 27.5 per cent, owing to the age structure of the population, which has a preponderance of younger age groups.

The increase in the number of population age 65 and over is noticeable (from 6,4 to 11 of the total population), and there is a significant fall of active working population in the group age 20 to 40.

The impact of an increase in the retirement age on unemployment could be offset to some extent by implementing pension reforms along with labour market reforms to increase the flexibility of the labour market.

With the increase in the number of sexual offence cases being reported, the age of the victims is becoming a matter of serious concern.

166. As regards the age of female heads of household, figures show that the phenomenon is commoner among women older than 45 years, after which age the number of divorcees, and in particular widows, begins to increase substantially.

10 The ageing rate is the ratio between the increase of average age over a reference year and the average age at the start of the reference year, for the same population.

The chapter will draw attention to factors that increase women's vulnerability to violence, such as race, ethnicity, age and disability.

The Committee regrets the State party's lack of commitment to increase the minimum working age of children from 14 to 16, since the age of 16 is when basic education is normally concluded.

354. For boys of the same age the net enrolment rate showed an increase of 25.6 points over the same period.

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At the same time the equalization of the retirement age between men and women and the increase of the retirement age has been gradual (currently the retirement age for women is 58 years, as of 1 July 2001 58.5 years for women, 61 years for men).

The equivalent age of participants in UNJSPF was age 62 since 1990, and age 60 prior to 1990.

In view of historical trends and projections based on personnel data, the enrolment figures are expected to increase further as an increasing number of staff reach retirement age.

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It should be noted that since 1970, the average marital age has risen by three years, mostly due to the increase in cohabitation and women's participation in the labor market and in higher education.

44. Furthermore, a legislative proposal to increase the age of criminal responsibility of a youth offender from 9 to 12 years old has been filed in both houses of Congress.

Age discrimination is permitted only in cases in which setting an age limit is objectively justified.

Their average age was 11 and, although they were mostly boys, the proportion of girls, which had been 18 per cent in 1991 in Port au Prince, seemed to be on the increase.

A recent study conducted by the International Foundation for Global Economic Development reveals that, since 2000, the economically active population (EAP) has tended to increase for demographic reasons, owing to a change in the ratio between the population reaching working age and the population reaching retirement age.

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178. Other provisions concerning early retirement are contained in the Order of the Council of Ministers of 7 February 1983 concerning pensionable age and pensions increase for workers employed in particular conditions or in work of a particular nature (Dziennik Ustaw No. 8, Text 43 with amendments), which has remained in force in its part concerning pensionable age.

To increase participation of older women on the labour market, an expert of the ILO prepared a study aid for the reduction of age discrimination.

An even faster rate of increase is expected in the next 50 years, raising the number of persons in this age group to over 1.2 billion by 2050, nearly one quarter of the population.

With some fluctuations, a notable increase over the period 1987 to 2001 can be seen in the age standardized breast cancer incidence rates in the target group (women aged between 50 and 69 years).

Nearly 100 per cent of the children in other age brackets, however, were enrolled in school 69,194 in preschool (3 to 6 years of age), 103,359 in primary school (7 to 12 years of age), 175,860 in lower secondary school (13 to 15 years of age) and 107,622 in upper secondary school (16 to 18 years of age).

The increase in the rate of new cancers, especially in the target age group, coincided with the introduction in 1991 of BreastScreen Australia (then known as the National Programme for the Early Detection of Breast Cancer).

This was the pre bureaucratic age, an age in which everything had to be local.