Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Certain urban in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Certain urban areas have a very dense population.
Certain urban areas, suburbs in particular,
Actually, the shorter pants have a certain urban, youthful quality.
probably be the"in" thing to have in certain urban locales.
The quality and the future value of certain urban districts is particularly alarming.
including certain urban/industrial ag glomerations.
Europe's roads are already saturated in certain urban areas, in inter-city corridors
long-term unemployed still concentrated in certain urban and rural areas of the European Union.
If the information society is confined to certain urban centres and socio-occupational groups this will lead to a two-tier society that is fundamentally unequal
The reports also highlight the concentration of multiple disadvantages in certain urban and rural communities and among some groups.
However, the French authorities have admitted that in certain urban areas having large Muslim populations there are inadequate slaughterhouse capacities to enable the considerable number of animals required for the celebration of Eid-el-Kabir at the time of the festival to be slaughtered in accordance with all the applicable legal requirements.
All four of these institutes have expertise in monitoring and modelling certain urban environmental characteristics that affect the health of the population.
the decline of certain urban areas, the depopulation of mainly rural areas due to long term outmigration etc.
The Union condemns the reprisals by Serbian forces against certain urban areas of Croatia,
Why promoting peripheral developments, often poorly accessible by public transports, while certain urban locations are much more easy to access?
all owners of plots that fall under a certain urban plan, can exercise the public functions in favour of the general interest of all the owners.
although the new activities associated with the knowledge society are tending to concentrate in certain urban centres giving rise to a dense network which inter-connects the economies of Europe's central heartland.
The likely further concentration of population in certain large urban regions(see the ESC Opinion on the FAST Programme4);
In addition to the opportunities presented by the INTERREG III and URBAN(for certain coastal urban areas with populations of over 10,000)
who concentrate in certain existing urban neighbourhoods, with the consequent risk of an accelerated physical dereliction of these neighbourhoods due to difficulties to maintain the buildings,