Examples of using Sparsely populated regions in English and their translations into Swedish
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taken to the conurbations, on the one hand, and the sparsely populated regions, on the other.
Land use planning is especially important for the vitality and economies of sparsely populated regions.
with reference to Article 174: sparsely populated regions, mountainous areas and islands must also be considered
One basic condition for enabling postal services to be used in the future by people living in sparsely populated regions is that services be priced at a level comparable with that applicable in the rest of the country.
border regions and sparsely populated regions, so that the quality of life of people who live there is also enhanced.
remote and sparsely populated regions.
work better as it is in the sparsely populated regions that the big regional political problems can be found.
which will not work in remote and sparsely populated regions with a limited rail network.
which is inadequate in remote and sparsely populated regions with a limited rail network.
places particular emphasis on providing support for the most isolated and sparsely populated regions.
in particular in rural or sparsely populated regions, no alternatives exist to polluting means of transport; the undertakings and citizens concerned cannot be punished or have their competitiveness diminished on that account.
which will not work in remote and sparsely populated regions with a limited rail network.
All of this will be in demand in other Arctic and sparsely populated regions in various parts of the world.
Thirdly, the sparsely populated regions in the extreme north of Sweden
On the other hand, it is also extensive in many remote and sparsely populated regions, such as in the North of Sweden,
As the member representing the northernmost country in the committee, I tried to ensure in particular that the sparsely populated regions in the north of Sweden
remote or sparsely populated regions enjoy a level of safety similar to that existing in other areas of the Union.
A total of EUR 1 387 million as additional funding for the outermost regions identified in Article 349 of the Treaty and the northern sparsely populated regions fulfilling the criteria laid down in Article 2 of Protocol No 6 to the Treaty of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden.
of the Community average, ultra-peripheral regions, very sparsely populated regions of Finland and Sweden formerly eligible under Objective 6:
at NUTS II level), as long as the so-called statistical effect is neutralised, while the structural disadvantages of the outermost and extremely sparsely populated regions are to continue to be taken into account irrespective of their GDP.