family planning policies การใช้

• Urban employers are charged with enforcing the national family planning policies.
• In 1971 the Thai government instituted a national family planning policy.
• "And South Korea does not have this family planning policy, " she said.
• Local officials in the regions agreed to suspend their coercive family planning policies during the pilot programs.
• They broke the regulations of China's family planning policy, " said the official.
• Just before China implemented the family planning policy in 1973, the birth rate was 25 per thousand.
• The family planning policy, begun in the late 1970s, has succeeded in slowing the growth rate.
• The results of the population census fully prove that the family planning policy of China is very effective,
• A separate questionnaire was administered to the local family planning official about family planning policies in the community.
• The major thrust right now is that they are afraid of the Chinese one-child family planning policy.
• He had bitterly opposed the Ramos administration's family planning policy, which advocates the use of contraceptives.
• In the early 1980s, the government introduced a family planning policy which limits most families to two children.
• Without the family planning policy, China would have reached 1.2 billion people in 1986, officials said.
• Without the family planning policy, China would have had 1.2 billion people in 1986, officials say.
• China's family planning policy allows couples to have one child, or in some cases two or more.
• The changes are the result of family planning policies that limit urban couples to one child, the paper said.
• The rising proportion of elderly people reflects longer life expectancies and the effects of China's stringent family planning policies.
• Economic development and strict family planning policies have led to ever smaller Chinese families, according to the most recent statistics.
• In modern China, women suffer from low political representation and strict family planning policies that reinforce the traditional preference for boys.
• For example, the side effect of the family planning policy is to promote a separation of sexual behavior from reproductive purposes.