Examples of using Insularity in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Insularity constitutes both a geographical
outermost regions to compete, despite the considerable disadvantages of their insularity and isolation and the small size of their local market.
specific guidance programmes for remoteness and insularity(POSEI), and State aid for regional objectives.
help minimise the natural constraints imposed mainly by their distance from the European continent and their insularity.
to mitigating the additional costs of the remoteness, insularity and outermost location of the FOD.
a report that inspired programmes already intended to compensate for remoteness and insularity.
the outermost regions of the European Union(Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI)) are insufficient.
contributing to the country's economic development while reducing insularity;
and its very insularity.
this priority is intended to compensate the costs of double insularity and will be used to finance the additional costs incurred by.
xenophobia and chauvinistic insularity.
which was created to respond to the remoteness and insularity of the European Union's outermost regions.
small size, insularity, inadequate economic structures,
something of the homecoming about it but in Ireland there was also a courageous facing up to the future and an acknowledgement that past insularity and protectionism were dead-weights holding us back.
a programme of options specifically relating to remoteness and insularity(POSEI) supports traditional sectors such as agriculture
smaller markets, insularity and vulnerability to the vagaries of the weather.
whose objectives will also be taken into account in the review of the Regulation on the programme of options specifically relating to remoteness and insularity, is part of the Council's work programme for the French,
better account could be taken of the positionof the regions suffering from longterm structural handicaps such as insularity.
stressing by way of conclusion that remoteness and insularity, factors which are the hallmark of the ultra-peripheral regions,
The treatment of the specific nature of the outermost regions in application of Community law has been consolidated in the three programmes of options specifically relating to remoteness and insularity- POSEIDOM, in the case of France,