Übersetzung für "Demografisch" in Englisch

The increase in health-related spending to 2060 due to demographic pressures is projected at 1.2 percentage points of GDP.

We are also in demographic decline.

The target demographic had also changed considerably.

Demographically and strategically, Poland is by far the most important of the EU’s new members.

In terms of demographics, those who hold a more authoritarian-minded outlook are:

The current immigration boom can at best only temporarily mask the demographically induced shortage of skilled labour.

The final samples are probability-based samples but are demographically skewed.

This is already indicated by the demographically-related increasing scarcity of supply.

The CVTM is a demographically orientated foundation.

Dementia presents our demographically changed society in Europe with particular challenges.

Russia's electronics manufacturing industry is demographically spread over five key regions:

Slower population growth and a demographically driven decline in the labor-force participation rate will reduce employment growth.

The demographic picture is bleak, with an aging population and a low fertility rate.

This public subsidy covers the demographic deficit and the additional cost of the RATP special scheme.

The demographically-induced decline in the potential labour force can be counteracted by measures to further increase labour force participation.

Economically ruined by ultraliberalism, socially impoverished, demographically weakened, with no spirit and no defence force, it is doomed at best to be a U.S. protectorate, and at worst to the servitude of dhimmitude.

To sum up, the measures taken by the agencies dealing with employment issues should be targeted, above all, at helping EU citizens in the face of not only the economic, but also the demographic crisis.

We must take into consideration the diversity of the European area and the often cumulative handicaps of certain areas, be they natural, historical or demographic, such as low population density or imbalances in the age pyramid or in the active population.

Our society is becoming technically older in demographic terms, but we can also say with certainty that it is becoming wiser, as wisdom is related to experience and is in all societies a characteristic of those who have enjoyed good fortune, living long enough to have the opportunity to draw on their experiences.

It is, as anyone who works with data would tell you, hardly a statistically significant or demographically balanced sample.

Well, our approach to finding longevity was to team up with National Geographic, and the National Institute on Aging, to find the four demographically confirmed areas that are geographically defined.

The end of the Soviet Union left Russia significantly shrunken territorially (76% of the USSR), demographically (50% of the USSR’s population), economically (45% of the USSR’s output), and in terms of military personnel (33% of the USSR’s armed forces).

Of course, what’s true today could be demographically unsustainable tomorrow; and if Japan’s birth rate remains permanently at 1.4, rapid population decline could pose severe problems.