We set a large initial population.

The city has a large population.

How large is the population of Tokyo?

How large is the population of New York City?

Most domestic resources for population originate in a few large developing countries.

An important aspect related to the spatial distribution of population is the pressure that large population concentrations exercise on natural resources.

Italy's population comprised a large number of women over the age of 60.

The poverty and marginalization of a large part of the population justified such an initiative.

From the population structure point of view, a large influx of immigrants means that the ratio of working age population aged 15 to 39 years old gradually expanded.

Microenterprises, in particular, represent a survival strategy for large segments of the population living in poverty and unemployment.

Measures taken to raise awareness within the population at large about the offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol

Destitute groups of the population include the elderly, pensioners by and large, whose pensions cannot satisfy basic living needs.

The Government, with the support of NGOs, must mount a large scale awareness raising campaign among the rural population.

The large population in our coastal areas and in the islands has always looked to the sea for sustenance.

The Government of Kazakhstan reported that owing to its large territory, plentiful natural resources but low population density, the issue of population increase is a matter of the Republic's national security.

The large majority of our children belong, as I already mentioned, to the most vulnerable strata of the Venezuelan population.

Population assistance is expected to continue to be channelled in large part by non governmental organizations in 2004 and 2005.

Indeed, a large percentage of the world's population continues to suffer from poverty, hunger, serious diseases, unemployment, illiteracy and displacement.

The segment of the population most consistently targeted has been youth, especially school and university students, in part because in many countries young people make up a large proportion of the population.

And it represents the ability of the world's population to volunteer and to contribute and collaborate on large, sometimes global, projects.

The conflicts, which were often recurrent, produced many victims, provoked large scale population movements, and caused serious damage to the environment.

It is recognized that poverty, illness and ignorance, as well as large families are the main causes of low population quality.

Yet in reprisal, Morocco had in May and July 2005 dispatched a large contingent of police and soldiers to attack the population.

Once the provisions had been explained to the population at large, it might be possible to hold a referendum on the matter.

The action the Chinese Government is taking against it is designed to protect the rights and freedoms of the population at large.

Indeed, there is a large urban population that has little awareness of rural issues and little knowledge of non food agricultural opportunities.

Economic recovery is being realized very slowly, so that BiH population is, partly due to war consequences, partly due to long transitional period, very empoverished, and majority of the population still lives in large deprivation.

While they were not a majority of the Venezuelan population, which consisted of Spanish descendants and various indigenous groups among others, they were a large part of the population and formed a core population in areas along the approximately 2,000 kilometres of the Venezuelan Caribbean coastline.

For example, in Africa, more than 80 per cent of the population depend on plants for their medical needs, since a large proportion of the rural population has no easy access to expensive modern processed drugs.

Large numbers of people were also newly displaced in Uganda, bringing the total IDP population to some two million people, with up to 90 per cent of the entire population in northern Uganda living in camps.

China s rapid economic growth coupled with its large population base have meant that spending by Chinese tourists in Europe is an attractive figure,

As the demand for donor organs continues to rise, in large part due to the aging population, the supply has remained relatively constant.

Jordan claims that the large numbers of refugees from Iraq or Kuwait who entered its territory increased its population by 10.8 per cent.

Zhang Hongwei believed that this was, in fact, large cities competing for population, particularly talent. Only by retaining population, particularly talent, can a city be competitive. This then, was the key significance of these real estate policies.

UNICEF worked with Governments to develop coverage improvement plans in seven large population countries which represent 70 per cent of un immunized children worldwide.

Large numbers of the elderly live alone, especially women who have longer life expectancy and make up 58 per cent of the elderly population.

The attainment of the financial goals of the International Conference on Population and Development is driven to a large extent by the funding behaviour of a few major players, since most resources originate with a few large donors.

One of the reasons is said to be lack of a public awareness campaign which would explain and clarify its provisions to the population at large.

During the withdrawal from Gaza and large parts of Samaria between mid August and mid September, a Jewish population in excess of 8,000 had been evacuated.

Then, with 100 million people, it represented 20 of the world s population. By the middle of the nineteenth century, after more than 200 years of colonialism and slavery, Africa s population had fallen to 95 million just 9 of the world total whereas other continents had experienced a large population increase over the same period.

It is obvious that Zimbabwe is in urgent need of international humanitarian assistance in order to face a real emergency affecting a large section of the population.

Considering the size of the Pakistani population (approximately 140 million) the number of persons infected with HIV or having full blown AIDS is not yet very large.

A large proportion of the vulnerable population will remain dependent on food aid, however, with a cereal deficit forecasted to be between 374,000 and 507,000 tons in 2006.

It is confronted both with a heavy debt burden and a difficult struggle against diseases such as HIV AIDS and malaria that affect a large segment of the youth population.

As a result of the area's large size, sparse population and geographical features, 54.9 per cent of its inhabitants report that they have difficulty gaining access to health care services.