Examples of using Depopulation in English and their translations into Czech
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Tendency for depopulation.
Depopulation should be the highest priority of foreign policy- towards the Third World."~Henry Kissinger, 1974.
TV's and your depopulation pills.
Well-paid productive activities and high-quality public services must be provided in order to retain young people andprevent rural depopulation.
This is what depopulation looks like today.
Yes, with your jazz trumpets,your TV's and your depopulation pills.
The displacement of German people caused the depopulation of many regions within the Czech-Austrian and Czech-German borderlands.
Whatever measures are taken turn out to be ineffective andfail to halt the depopulation of these regions.
Furthermore, the introduction of solar panels prevents depopulation of the area, which used to completely cut off from the rest of the country in the winter.
The coal mine closures may havea major social impact, contributing to the rise in unemployment and exacerbating the depopulation of regions which only have one industry- mining.
All these things, together with climate changes, and depopulation of rural areas, are challenges we are forced to take into consideration, both at a European level and at the level of local administrations managing these policies.
He conceived the theory of genocide,mass depopulation of conquered lands.
LV As regards the report on regional policy, the second objective of cohesion policy provides for aid to be given to European regions that are experiencing unemployment,crime and rapid depopulation.
It was Kindler who conceived the theory of genocide,mass depopulation of conquered countries.
A strong CAP is also crucial for the preservation, environmental sustainability andeconomic development of the EU rural areas against the threat of land abandonment and rural depopulation.
It was Kindler who conceived the theory of genocide,mass depopulation of conquered countries.
A strong common agricultural policy is also fundamental to the preservation, environmental sustainability andeconomic development of EU rural areas against the threat of land abandonment and rural depopulation.
Let me give you just a few examples: demographic change, climate protection,regional depopulation, and also, indeed, a modern European urban policy.
New challenges such as population density in certain areas and depopulation in others, in mountain areas, in particular, along with climate change, must be addressed through concrete actions that strengthen local and regional involvement.
Unfortunately, national governments are not implementing integrated regional development strategies, and there are major gaps which are leading,slowly but steadily, to the depopulation of these regions.
Should the eligibility criteria of below average economic power and rural depopulation cease to apply from 2014 this could be the kiss of death for many disadvantaged areas.
Attracting young farmers and young people in rural areas into agricultural production andrural development processes is equally important for addressing land abandonment, rural depopulation, the ageing of the rural population and other issues.
Given that some regions possess clear geographical andnatural disadvantages such as depopulation, among other things, I believe that this measure is fundamental if we are to make cohesion policy more effective.
It is a contribution to the environment and to the value of our continent as a tourist destination,a contribution that must be taken into account because it serves as a guarantee against depopulation in regions such as Piedmont and Lombardy and parts of France and Spain.
On the one hand, we are seeing very serious tendencies towards depopulation in rural areas and, on the other, a great increase in the attraction of urban areas- with the result that we have not only more and more people living in a small space, but also a corresponding depopulation.
Of course, the competence lies with the Member States here, butthe European Union also has a responsibility for the depopulation of these regions; this is happening because of what we face throughout the European Union.
The area is very rich in water, andis not adverse to historical circumstances that have led to the depopulation, the character would have in some of its parts could be true Misir, when iskoristle all natural features.
GA Mr President, I also welcome this important report, although I am a bit disappointed that it fails to lay out a vision for the common agricultural policy(CAP)which will stop the depopulation of the countryside and ensure that active farmers can provide the goods and services demanded by society.
I am pleased that there are calls for the Commission to examine and propose working methodologies that promote urban-rural partnerships,combat the depopulation of rural areas and, at the same time, stimulate sustainable urban development, since nearly 80% of the EU population lives in urban areas.
I agree with the adoption of this resolution, since it focuses on the specific nature of local and regional challenges, calling attention to the need to consider integrated approaches which emphasise the regions' specific characteristics, such as their geographical andnatural disadvantages, depopulation and the specific characteristics of the outermost regions, but which also recognises the different administrative processes existing in the various Member States.