Примеры использования Conurbations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Of the population lives in cities and conurbations.
The growth of cities and conurbations in the ECE region leads to excessive consumption of land and often also to the degradation of the landscape.
Hospitals in this sector are found in most large conurbations.
Many conurbations in countries in transition are facing economic stagnation and population decline in the inner cities.
Recovery is most easily practiced around large conurbations.
Museums are mostly located in conurbations with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, where the majority of regional museums are also situated.
People with an immigration background live mainly in urban conurbations or in Berlin.
Urban areas may be cities, towns or conurbations, but the term is not commonly extended to rural settlements such as villages and hamlets.
Housing has become a rare commodity,especially in urban centres and conurbations.
Cities often have become diluted: diffuse conurbations, consisting of low-density zones connected by networks of roads and technical services.
These migrants usually reside in prosperous regions and conurbations.
However, some elements of human settlements,such as. the environmental footprint of conurbations that spread across national boundaries, clearly have a supranational character.
The ethnic minority population tends to live in Britain's major cities and conurbations.
Growth will vary enormously from region to region andwill concentrate on certain arteries and conurbations, mainly on seaport hinterland traffic and North-South connections.
The car is by farthe dominant urban mode, contributing about 75 per cent of kilometres travelled in EU conurbations.
Insofar as foreign citizens in Germany live in self-contained communities in conurbations, they do this because this is what they want.
The car is by far thedominating form of urban mobility, counting for about 75 per cent of kilometres travelled in EU conurbations.
Rationale/ Interpretation/ Benchmarking Water loss from distribution systems is a problem in almost all conurbations around the world, but can be a serious issue in areas where water is scarce.
While there was concern about the growth of megacities,it was accepted that people would continue to move to such large conurbations.
Regional environmental facilities,e.g. major water-supply and sewage systems for conurbations, waste storage sites, incinerators or composting sites providing services to a group of towns or municipalities;
Moreover, Population Census data from Germany(1987), France, Italy, Liechtenstein(1990) and Austria(1991)made it possible to prepare results for cross-border conurbations.
A programme to increase the speed of passenger trains- in particular,organizing fast daytime train services between major conurbations(at present overnight journeys predominate)- is under development.
In particular, development of the project"quality of key indicators for regional policy";better coverage of the"industry","services" and"environment" fields; continued introduction of the information system on urban conurbations.
The advisory commissions for foreigners in the communes had been in operation since 1989 andwere generally more effective in major conurbations where there was a particularly high concentration of foreigners.
These arms are widely available to members of al-Qa'idah and associated groups, some of whom are believed to be sheltered or taking shelter in the FederallyAdministered Tribal Areas or certain major conurbations.
Nine out of the United Kingdom's ten largest conurbations will be connected in this way, providing significant enhancements to inter-city rail capacity and connectivity between the vast majority of the country's major urban economies.
Conventional telephone services are provided by Togotélécom,which covers the towns and conurbations and has more than 56,724 subscribers.
With 170,000 people living in the city and less than 400,000 persons living in the urban area, Geneva has remained small,which means that its inhabitants as well as the people who work there do not face many of the problems which are currently found in larger cities or conurbations.
Fairness in the provision of education has been guaranteed by setting up secondary education establishments in both border andland-locked areas and in major conurbations- as a result, 2,294 classrooms were built in 2007 and 1,458 have been scheduled for the 2008 financial year;
The URBAN II initiative, which covered the period 2000-2006, built on the integrated approach to urban regeneration and was designed to promote economic and social regeneration in small- and medium-sized towns anddeclining areas in major conurbations.