Examples of using Insularity in English and their translations into Swedish
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Insularity and provincialism have taken their toll.
Conference on Territorial cohesion and insularity(ECO) Kos.
By insularity limited shopping
However, an overview of the parents may well make. insularity.
There is another type of energy insularity, mainly connected with 20th Century history.
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The same applies to archipelagos affected by double or multiple insularity.
Twofold insularity, i.e. the fact that some outermost regions are themselves broken down into a number of islands.
The same applies to archipelagos affected by double or multiple insularity.
Europeans must choose between insularity and paralysis, on the one hand,
we have a scenario of double insularity.
Insularity is also characterised by the following issue problems which also determine their long-term development prospects.
development are strictly regulated and the community retains its storied insularity.
Insularity: all too often, universities are in an ivory tower,
producers suffer from double insularity, namely the fact that supplies are brought via other islands.
The insularity, heterogeneity and diversity of habitats over short distances have led to a rich
The island of Gozo suffers from severe handicaps including double insularity, remoteness, small size
Corsican architecture is modelled by its insularity, geography(mountainous island where isolated valleys make inter-regional exchanges difficult) and its history of numerous raids and invasions.
Thirdly, we must show greater sensitivity towards phenomena which have been ignored in the European Union, such as insularity and isolation.
Transport: support for domestic transport networks where there is twofold insularity and for transport to and from the mainland for outlying regions,
high costs due to distance and twofold insularity;
peripherality, insularity and harsh conditions that also apply to Arctic cooperation.
Energy insularity, in its broadest meaning, places the affected countries
The EESC recommends simultaneously encouraging the improvement of interconnections, the development of indigenous renewable energies and the deployment of energy efficiency measures and energy demand optimisation in order to eliminate energy insularity.
According to the linguistic version of the Treaty referred to, insularity is either considered as a special case in its own right,
Insularity constitutes both a geographical
It is a situation brought about by our remoteness, our insularity, and the very structure of our societies,
The Healy group, reflecting British insularity, took the position that the Cuban Revolution has not reached the phase of a workers state,
a report that inspired programmes already intended to compensate for remoteness and insularity.
Insularity is a special factor which must be taken into consideration in addition to those factors(such as per capita GDP,
the producers in the outermost regions, allegedly already compensated in the budget of the Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity POSEI.