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31. The questionnaire itself will be made more user-friendly, said Sylvia Harris, a census consultant and graphic designer at Yale University.

32. A typical user will contact the Census Dissemination Unit for a registration pack, or collect one from his or her institution.

33. Extensive use is made of archival materials in the Cambridgeshire Record Office, field work, and census and map data.

34. The Census Bureau should use statistical sampling techniques to improve accuracy and minimize the risk of undercount.

35. The arrival of the census form routinely sparks a bad-tempered debate about intrusiveness and unreasonable authority.

36. We know enough by now to treat the census figures with the skepticism and the indignation they deserve.

37. These days much is known about the socio-economic composition of the population thanks largely to the national census.

38. A world in and of itself, a world that census takers had documented, one hundred thousand and growing.

38. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

39. The last national census which took place in 1981 provides information about the occupation of those residing in each locality.

40. Lots of them-29m by the low-ball official census, with 1.2m more coming in each year.

41. Using the 1734 census figures, this gives an average density of about 64-65 persons per square kilometre for the Piedmontese territories.

42. The third is for companies to acquire software for profiling, cross-analysing and clustering the census variables against their own customer records.

43. The 1871 census entry for their neighbours the Kells is summarized in Table 5.

44. Census takers then turn the difference into a mathematical formula and apply it to the overall locality.

45. The tribal leaders are the same as those who helped in the census.

46. Earlier that year on census night George was residing with his parents in Allerthorpe.

47. According to the 1981 census(sentencedict.com), 46.5 percent of the population over the age of seventeen was illiterate.

48. When census tracts are scrutinised in this neighbourhood a sharp division in experience becomes apparent.

49. The half-day course on the Census introduces the problems but does not attempt to discuss them in depth.

50. Los Angeles took the census as its theme for its float in the Rose Bowl Parade.

51. Apportionment of seats in the House of Representatives and state legislatures is based on census data.

52. This also demonstrates the rehabilitation expenditure and incidence in North Side neighbourhoods and census tracts.

53. The government removed this question from its survey in the 1940 census.

54. He'd been directing traffic at a census point in Weedon, Northamptonshire.

55. Just reading these late census reports and it shows that the small town is passing.

56. Therefore it is in the states' interest to inflate census figures.

57. The first census pairs them off man for man, leaving a surplus of 273 who are redeemed by money.

58. Data from the 1990 census indicate exactly how crucial higher education is in determining earning power.

59. This is the point at which to take a second look at the miscalculations of the census.

60. Read in studio Conservationists are about to conduct a census of one of our rarest mammals - the dormouse.