Examples of using Sparsely populated areas in English and their translations into Danish
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for people with disabilities and a seminar on services for people with disabilities in sparsely populated areas has been arranged.
After agriculture, rural tourism is the sector most likely to help maintain a minimum population in sparsely populated areas.
This is especially important in sparsely populated areas like those in the north, in Finland
There exist such things as sparsely populated areas, islands, and long distances,
Another major impact will be that dealers' hopes of catering for consumers in sparsely populated areas will possibly be dashed
while many remote and sparsely populated areas face population decline
The problems of sparsely populated areas are making people move;
With regard to regional sustainability, in many cases, the mines are in sparsely populated areas that are entirely dependent on the industry to maintain the region,
who went through relatively sparsely populated areas and even were halved by the disaster with the collapsed bridge,
given their importance for improving social ties in urban districts or sparsely populated areas.
have lived in sparsely populated areas surrounded by rich fauna and flora.
mountain areas and, of course, the sparsely populated areas of northern Finland and Sweden.
of social responsibility for, e.g. people in sparsely populated areas, while private businesses are allowed to concentrate only upon areas where the business rewards are considerable.
even in remote or sparsely populated areas.
status the main exception: sparsely populated areas, which are eligible under Objective 1,
It is not large amounts of aid we are requesting for sparsely populated areas, the archipelago and mountain areas,
Other criteria will also include whether systems offered by operators provide services in the outermost and sparsely populated areas or other services of general public interest such as civil protection and disaster recovery.
those who live in regions with a weak economy and sparsely populated areas.
social services in sparsely populated areas.
islands, or sparsely populated areas.