statistical yearbook

The first Statistical Yearbook was published for the year 1916.

The desirability of having a statistical yearbook was expressed for the first time on 29 June 1887.

A 1998 Polish statistical yearbook described the base as "periodically active".

Data are from the World Health Organization, statistical yearbook for 1992.

The Statistical Yearbook had 340,000 downloads, which reflects its value and impact.

Official statistical yearbooks are collected from many countries.

Czechoslovakia published its first statistical yearbook in 1920.

Covers 60 subjects worldwide; updates some series contained in Statistical yearbook (below).

Over 800 constantly updated regional and statistical yearbooks.

Eurostat has just published its Statistical Yearbook for 2001.

Finally, the "Data" section corresponds to a classical statistical yearbook and remains the largest section.

A somewhat different social composition of the population, however, has been given by the government's statistical yearbooks, based on the last official census, taken in 1960.

The research is published today in the Film Council's Statistical Yearbook.

But China's breakneck urbanization rate is indeed largely fantasy, as its own statistical yearbooks are careful to point out.

Published labor statistics leave many serious gaps, and unofficially reported data do not always agree with official figures in the annual statistical yearbooks.

Contains abstracts of journal articles, books, statistical yearbooks, directories, conference proceedings, research reports and government documents.

National level statistical yearbooks.

The Vatican Statistical Yearbook itself points out this variation:

According to Turkey's 2011 Statistical Yearbook, the area has been depopulating because of migration to bigger cities.

"Statistical Yearbook - Services Sector and the Information Society."

According to the 1971 statistical yearbook for Bulgaria, the respective shares of industry and agriculture in national income in 1970 were 49 and 22 percent.

China Statistical Yearbook 2004.

Here are some other pertinent data, drawn largely from the Vatican's Statistical Yearbook of the Church.

In this context it is noteworthy that data on nonferrous metals were omitted from the official statistical yearbook published in 1972.

Statistical yearbook of Jordan, Vol.