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(1) The 1981 decennial census provides information on the social and economic characteristics of small areas of these cities.

(2) Decennial census, the United Kingdom March 27 will be conducted this year.

(3) According to government data, temporary employment for the decennial census fell about 116, 391 between the July and August survey periods for the employment report.

(4) The latest release of data from last year's decennial census confirms that whites still constitute a slender majority, 54%, of those under 18, and a larger one, 64%, of the population as a whole.

(5) The decennial Census data is slow to mark these changes, but Gates believes they are currently happening, and that they'll become even more clear in the coming years.

(6) A colloquial term for a crisis of this time scale is a "decennial crisis" (meaning one that occurs after about ten years).

(7) For the 2000 decennial census, that will no longer be the case.

(8) The next decennial census in 2020 should tell us whether the influx of African-Americans into the South will be large enough to be considered a third Great Migration. Sentencedict.com

(9) In 2008, one year before the decennial, we are going to introspect and memorize, to express the culture and life style before and after handover.

(10) The federal government took on 411, 000 people on a temporary basis last month to help with the decennial population count, according to figures from the Labor Department issued last week.

(11) "Handover" is a very important day for Hong Kong and Macau, there is a lot of different celebrations on the day of "handover". 2008 is the year between the decennial of Hong Kong and Macau.

(12) Private-sector job growth in April was much stronger than expected, with government hiring for the decennial U.S. census a secondary factor.