Examples of using Sparsely-populated in English and their translations into Finnish
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This is particularly relevant for remote and sparsely-populated areas.
Although in sparsely-populated areas such as Scandinavia the practice is common.
In addition, fishing is important for sparsely-populated coastal areas.
Cold or drought, sparsely-populated areas and long distances from main markets are major drawbacks that require compensation.
I ask granddad to bring you to the field in the north of this city- where's sparsely-populated.
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The identities of people in sparsely-populated areas must also be respected.
The utilisation of new information technologies holds very significant potential for sparsely-populated and outlying zones.
You have to remember that this is a sparsely-populated rural area where every job is worth its weight in gold.
The support we need must be at least equal to the aid given by the Union to marginal and sparsely-populated regions in the old Member States.
Developing rural, sparsely-populated and peripheral areas plays an important role in making the development of the Region as a whole as coherent as possible.
Encourage more flexible education andlabour market training courses in order to reach out to women in rural and sparsely-populated areas.
Furthermore, in large, sparsely-populated countries the post services must access all regions and all citizens on as equal a basis as possible.
A totally free market, with no special arrangements, can, if things go wrong, endanger the provision of all the basic services we need, particularly in peripheral and sparsely-populated regions.
The two Objective 1 programmes cover vast and sparsely-populated areas that face a harsh climate and are remote from the main economic centres.
NL During the initial discussion concerning the authorisation of long, rigid buses on 3 October 2002,I pointed out that these are suitable for sparsely-populated areas where the roads are wide and dead straight.
Postal services for the inhabitants of remote and sparsely-populated regions will remain the task of public services, which will not make huge profits as a result.
Network infrastructures in the UHF band could thus be significantly more cost-effective than existing systems andcould facilitate the deployment of mobile systems in sparsely-populated regions and highly-built urban areas.
The car is on the other hand, often an essential requirement to give people living in sparsely-populated areas access to work, education and services; transport policies must take this into account.
MSS systems provide alternative technical means to supply mobile communication services to customers, and their coverage is often complementary to terrestrial systems,since they do not have to sustain the incremental cost of additional base stations in sparsely-populated areas.
Public social and health services also guarantee accessibility for all, including those in sparsely-populated areas, which do not represent an attractive market to the social services entrepreneur.
Structural Fund expenditure accounts for around 14.5% of total expenditure in Objective 1 regions(i.e. those whose development is retarded, principally in Spain, Ireland, Greece and Portugal); 35% in Objective 2 regions(those undergoing industrial reconversion); 31.5% in Objective 5b regions andareas(rural reconversion) and 25% in the sparsely-populated Arctic regions of Objective 6.
Experiments in Finland have shown that the development of remote and sparsely-populated areas can be stimulated by increasing their inhabitants' ability to exploit the potential of the information society.
Mr Olsson felt that micro-businesses deserved more attention,given the fact that they were to be found in peripheral, sparsely-populated areas, or in areas where they were almost the only business in operation.
In particular, the web site could permit very sparsely-populated areas to coordinate demands for broadband, establishing a critical mass for technological solutions, such as satellite, that provide large coverage.
This is the case in countries with very large dealers that have the capacity to distribute several brands- for example in the UK- andit is also the case in sparsely-populated areas, where it makes economic sense for the dealers to sell different brands from the same site.
Since the problems of accessibility and remoteness from large markets are particularly acute in many islands,mountain areas and sparsely-populated regions, particularly in the far north of the Union, the allocation of the resources for the regional competitiveness and employment priority will take account of this by using“territorial” criteria, thus reflecting the relative disadvantage of regions with geographical handicaps.