Examples of using Lack of infrastructure in English and their translations into German
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The high purchase prices, short ranges and lack of infrastructure are insurmountable obstacles for many drivers.
Pristine beaches, wild jungles, Indian lands, lack of infrastructure, uncorrupted people.
I need mention only the coastal regions' lack of infrastructure links.
This lack of infrastructure is also an obstacle to the establishment of companies
mainly lack of infrastructure and local economic conditions.
These shortcomings create a vicious circle, because a lack of infrastructure means a lack of jobs.
Development difficulties in Poland are to a great extent caused by the degradation or by the lack of infrastructure.
A lack of infrastructure and language barriers may be a challenge,
Another bottleneck for which we are also proposing a number of solutions is the lack of infrastructure and shortfalls in associated funding.
The WHO definition includes socio-economic factors, poverty, lack of infrastructure etc., whereas the Commission focuses on chemical
The region's main concerns are food security, the lack of infrastructure and the customs duties restricting regional trade and social protection.
division of labour and economic networking: there is a lack of infrastructure and skills.
Due to the lack of infrastructure in the remote mountain regions, they have hardly any income opportunities.
Given the impoverishment and lack of infrastructure, the Haitian population now finds itself totally reliant on international aid efforts.
In the 19th century the lack of infrastructure resulted in a massive exodus that considerably reduced the number of inhabitants.
She has perceived as an insult the lack of infrastructure projects, for which Romania could easily get European funds.
Mozambique offers little legal certainty and there is a lack of infrastructure, a reliable energy supply and a well-trained workforce.
Mufuruki said he believes the biggest challenge facing African business today is the continent's lack of infrastructure, particularly electricity.
The reason: the lack of infrastructure needed, also the complicated procedures at the lease of land to companies within shale gas extraction.
Rapid and uncontrolled urbanisation in association with high population density and a lack of infrastructure makes cities more vulnerable to natural disasters.
