Examples of using Régionalisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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This alternative régionalisation is also proposed to be carried out, in accordance with
By definition, the net operating surplus accruing from nonmarket output is zero, i.e. régionalisation only has to deal with the operating surplus accruing from market output.
At first glance the régionalisation of the state government and local government subsectors appears relatively simple.
The fundamental issue is of course to know what exactly we mean by'régionalisation of the CFP.
it has become increasingly clear that the processes of régionalisation and European integration have had significant effects on the nature and role of the nation-state.
Towards dual criteria for régionalisation 3.2.1 The ambiguities of regionalising:
The régionalisation of intermediate consumption of state
Apart from these rather centralist traditions, further obstacles to régionalisation and decentralisation include the fact that national identity overshadows regional identities
isolated aggregates of information, then three main constitutive elements of compilation may be distinguished as being homogeneous in type of transactions and criterion of régionalisation.
you will see that we are already on the road to a régionalisation policy.
The driving forces behind as well as the obstacles to decentralisation and régionalisation are clearly put forward for the seven different candidate countries.
Portugal, while making provision in its Constitution for régionalisation, has so far only granted autonomy to the island groups of the Azores and Madeira.
The reports were, for the most part, ignored by central government, and régionalisation continued to be largely cosmetic and uncoordinated Coyle
However, this has involved less a'localisation' or'régionalisation' of the national parties than a'nationalisation' of the local
If on the other hand, by'régionalisation' we mean a transfer of decisions from national level to the administrative regions,
Its political role in the process of decentralisation and régionalisation is perhaps only marginal, but as a provider of a certain mental pattern
The régionalisation procedure ought, in this account, to consider the location where those production
Among the major problem fields explained in the first part of this chapter, the danger that decentralisation and régionalisation will promote spatial and interregional socioeconomic disparities is considered to rank first.
This has resurrected the debate on régionalisation and was an important influence on the decision by the Socialist government elected in 1995 to finally pass legislation to implement the constitutional provision for administrative regions see below.
Given the difficulties UK regional airports already have in securing slots at hubs such as Frankfurt Airport, is this not contrary to the policy of régionalisation and transport access by air on a region-to-region basis?