Sentences with phrase «national statistics»

Insurance companies look at national statistics regarding accident rates and the age and sex of the driver who is cited for being the one who caused the accident.

It comes as national statistics have consistently shown the province having some of the longest wait times in the country.

The report said national statistics disguised significant local variations and did not reflect the experience of head teachers across the country when trying to recruit.

In spite of recent attempts to collect the data, there are still no reliable national statistics to quantify the extent of shelter problems.

We take our motto quite seriously, just as seriously as we take the horrific national statistics involving traffic injuries and deaths.

They would fail to mention that there were areas in different states that were holding up better than the average national statistics.

There are no authoritative national statistics on serious crimes arising from online dating, but such cases periodically make headlines.

Unlike every other commercial real estate investment segment, there is not a reliable 3rd party data provider or broker that has accurate and timely national statistics on mobile home park trades.

It contains state and national statistics on uninsured motorist claim frequency, bodily injury claim frequency, and the ratio of uninsured motorist to bodily injury claim frequencies over time.

I have long said that the health of the states is a more valid measure of the health of the nation than looking at national statistics.

This means that the insurance rates offered can change over time as national statistics are updated.

It is estimated that 60 - 70 % of all CNM - attended home births reported in national statistics data during this period were represented in this survey.

The number of divorces has also dropped by 3.1 % to 111,169 divorces in England and Wales, Office of National Statistics figures for 2014 show.

Over the same period, the proportion of Catholic Brazilians fell from 74 % of the population to to 65 %, Brazil's National Statistics Institute reported.

She said the department «took comfort from national statistics but pays insufficient heed to the fact that teaching happens locally, in individual schools».

These publications contain national statistics on child maintenance schemes operated through the CSA up to September 2017.

In most cases, the school nurse (s) assumed this role within the school, but with national statistics showing that 47 % of schools have less than the recommended nurse - to - student ratio (National Association of School Nurses (NASN) 2008 Survey; Youth Sports Safety Alliance (YSSA) stats) and school nurses not being required in NYS, it is unclear how many schools may completely lack in - house medical or healthcare personnel to be at the hub of this process.

The latest research from the Office of National Statistics suggests it is.

Today's (5) Office for National Statistics report about pay in the public and private sectors is so flawed it is rendered meaningless, the Public and Commercial Services union says.

Its Office of National Statistics revealed that consumer prices in August were up 4.5 % from the year before, meaning British consumers are suffering painful inflation.

National statistics indicate that sexual abuse occurs in one out of six families; one child in every four is victimized.

Births decline China's national statistics bureau said the number of births in fell to 17.23 million in 2017, down from 17.86 million the previous year.

The findings chime with data from the Office of National Statistics released last month that showed that UK household spending remained level at an average of # 528.90 a week in the financial year ending 2016, unable to rise above pre-crisis levels.

Self - reported workplace injury and work - related ill health in Great Britain by National Statistics Socio - Economic Classification (NS - SEC).

These figures track with national statistics about breastfeeding: according to data from the Centers for Disease Control, high - income mothers are significantly more likely to breastfeed than low - income mothers, with 74 % of the former group breastfeeding versus 57 % of the latter group.

And on Wednesday, the Office for National Statistics published figures showing wage stagnation, with average wage increases continuing to fall behind inflation.

The figures from the Office for National Statistics also revealed a drop of 16,000 in the number of jobless people aged between 16 - 24.

Bulletin from the Office of National Statistics confirms UK low carbon and renewable energy economy grew five per cent in 2016, outpacing the 1.8 per cent growth of the wider economy

introduce legislation and regulation for recording healthcare associated infections on death certificates in accordance with Office of National Statistics guidelines

The Office for National Statistics recently revealed that the number of cohabiting couples has doubled over the past 20 years, to an astounding 5.9 million; 20 % of whom have no intention to marry or enter into a civil partnership in the future.

The Office of National Statistics found in 2016 1.8 of 16 24 - year - olds identified as bisexual.

For example, the Office for National Statistics announced in August 2016 that it would be recruiting six data analyst apprentices to work at its data science centre in Newport.

A recent report by the Office for National Statistics estimated that employers held 1.4 million contracts that did not guarantee a minimum number of hours.

National statistics do not reflect the wide variety of Indigenous circumstances.

The first fruits of our research will appear early in 2016 but until then, consider the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics who recently stated that the UK's population is expected to increase by 4.4 million in the next decade, before reaching 70 million in 2027.

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that Americans spend 2.73 hours every day watching the TV, while the UK Office for National Statistics places the British average at 2.17 hours.

Increases are based on the annual change in average weekly earnings across the public sector, which the Office for National Statistics calculated on Thursday at 1.4 %.

Although national statistics are hard to come by, a 2008 study of seven states he cites in his book indicates a dramatic increase in custody filings — 44 percent between 1997 and 2006 — at the same time that divorces had decreased in the U.S. by 3 percent.

Below are listed the top baby names in England and Wales in 2006 as published by National Statistics Online:

Just hours before George Osborne stepped up to the Dispatch Box to deliver his third Budget, the Office for National Statistics provided a sobering backdrop to his statement.

When Kemp and his colleagues compiled national statistics on accidental baby - suffocation deaths from 1995 through 1998, they found that babies who sleep in adult beds are 40 times more likely to suffocate than babies who sleep in standard cribs: 25 deaths per 100,000 infants, compared with 0.63 death per 100,000.