enumerator

The main source of enumerators are from teachers and university students.

Still, Elizabeth worked to make sure the enumerators knew their way around the city.

It was the first time that women were allowed to be enumerators.

Not so in places where enumerators are reluctant to go.

This time it was too late to send a form; I should wait for an enumerator.

For the 1987 population census, some 500 000 enumerators were required.

Would you mind if I showed the enumerator around- just the open decks?

The census in 2002 involved some 50,000 enumerators and supervisors.

The area was not reported separately by census enumerators in 2010.

"Just have the men stand by here, except for those to accompany the senior enumerator."

As you know, the enumerator has vanished, but not the record of the payments.

In 1980, field enumerators made follow-up calls at about 22 million locations.

Then Lorn goes back to his plans for the enumerators.

If it's simply fear, especially when a woman refuses to open the door to a man, a female enumerator is sent.

A comment section on the enumerator form is provided for just such circumstances.

At the end of the month, she said, enumerators would go out in person to addresses that had not responded.

But outstanding enumerators can win medals presented by the President.

The 1990 census enumerators had to develop their own sense of accomplishment.

However, these early estimates and the methods used have been criticized by later enumerators.

On the lower level, another pair of younger enumerators freeze and watch.

So many people signed up to be enumerators that some were transferred elsewhere.

"How do they know it's an enumerator and not a crack addict?"

Some enumerator types may be built into the language.

In the 1990 census, not all the enumerators were so diligent; some made up the information instead.

Enumerators might survey only a percentage of homes that do not return the census form.