Examples of using Urbanisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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As the continent's population has swelled, from about 285mn in 1960 to nearly 1.3bn today, and urbanisation has progressed,
The EESC defined its overall views on urbanisation since 1998 in an Opinion"Towards an Urban Agenda".
Besides principal centres, a pattern of sub-centres arises which makes urbanisation, though certainly not equally spread over the continent, an important characteristic of the European landscape.
Between now and 2050 key demographic trends will include a growing and ageing population, urbanisation and growing inequality.
Our group, born soon after the start of the industrial revolution and urbanisation, has been adapting to social changes for the past 153 years.”.
Urbanisation cannot be stopped,
expansion of road infrastructure should result in the trend towards urbanisation being reversed dynamically, making use of a well-functioning public transport system.
In policy papers and project proposals regarding urbanisation the Commission refers nowadays systematically to the Lisbon Agenda.
needed to manage urbanisation properly to the benefit of all citizens,
The construction and expansion of road infrastructure should result in the trend towards urbanisation being reversed dynamically.
South Korea, Japan- consciously control urbanisation and prepare their cities for the growth.
which has seen rapid urbanisation and dramatic economic development at the expense of the environment.
migration, urbanisation, technological change,
coupled with rapid urbanisation has created a vulnerable population amidst a nutrition transition.
which has seen rapid urbanisation and economic development achieved at the expense of the environment.
Parallel to this, urbanisation is impacted by globalisation,
excessive urbanisation, migration and other issues.
the intensification of agriculture, urbanisation and land abandonment.
However, despite a strong economy, the water supply systems were unable to keep up with the population explosion, urbanisation and changing needs of the decades that followed the first developments.
Urban geography, urbanisation, residential mobility,

