Examples of using Urbanisation in English and their translations into Polish
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The centuries old trees of the grove forest around the fishing pond give you a peek into what the area looked like before urbanisation.
The EESC defined its overall views on urbanisation since 1998 in an Opinion"Towards an Urban Agenda.
Along with globalisation, urbanisation is without a doubt one of the major trends of our time.
the effects of migration on urbanisation.
household size, urbanisation, tourism, income,
Increasing urbanisation of Māori has led to a situation where a significant percentage do not identify with any particular iwi.
In this context, the Round Table welcomed the establishment of the EU-China Partnership on Sustainable Urbanisation and shares its objectives.
saltification and urbanisation.
which occasionally suffer from the additional pressures of increasing urbanisation.
saltification and urbanisation.
The proximity of people and activities is a major source of advantages that drive urbanisation.
combined with challenges such as rapid urbanisation, persistent or growing inequality,
elements died out or disappeared with the onset of industrialisation and urbanisation.
as well as urbanisation.
This increase in demand will be reinforced by the further rapid industrialisation and urbanisation in such countries.
Loss of arable land due to soil degradation and urbanisation of agricultural land is also a potential concern.
which differentiates between the many different aspects of Spanish urbanisation.
demographic change and urbanisation, as well as the challenges these changes pose for fire brigades.
polycentric urban structures, and dispersed urbanisation.
The construction and expansion of road infrastructure should result in the trend towards urbanisation being reversed dynamically.