And all those phones were in the few urban places.

May I say a few words about something that others too have mentioned in respect of the environmental agency.

Deaths 3,863 (11.13 per 1000, 10.49 for urban areas 13.63 for rural areas).

We are more than simply national symbols of urban blight.

Demographics Population Births (2008 Jan Nov) 3,673 (11.55 per 1000) Deaths (2008 Jan Nov) 3,554 (11.17 per 1000) Vital statistics for 2007 Source Births 3,931 (11.32 per 1000, 11.36 for urban areas 11.20 for rural areas).

Public transport is only quicker than private transport in urban areas.

That's no longer the case. Logging roads provide access to urban areas.

As there are many more free zones of this type than old style free zones, which are defined by law by the Member States, a responsibility for authorizing the former type of free zones is vested in the customs authorities.

The MPLA quickly gained control of the urban areas while FLEC controlled the countryside.

When the metropolitan scale is recognized, the importance of leading urban areas is even more remarkable.

Putin will not be able to withstand mounting dissent from affluent urban areas and the country s burgeoning middle class.

Governments must expand national infrastructure so that students in densely packed urban areas and remote rural villages alike can get online.

They're very outspoken. They're very active.

Similar policies are now being implemented in many urban areas, in order to attract a critical mass of creative, technologically savvy people.

Roughly half of the increase was the result of urban rural earnings gaps, which also acted as the engine of growth.

And perhaps a green roof in the future, when we're further utilizing urban areas, where there are stacks of garden spaces.

57 150. Strengthening the effectiveness and coordination of international urban search and rescue assistance

Alumni of Indian universities in the metropolises as well as small Indian towns bump into you on the fringes of crowded market places.

The rural workforce is still above 300 million, implying that large numbers could still migrate to urban areas.

And if people are migrating into urban, unfamiliar, concrete environments, they can also be helped in anticipation with social supporters ready and waiting for them based on SMS knowledge.

Rancagua conurbation, or Greater Rancagua, is a Chilean conurbation in the O'Higgins Region composed of Rancagua and some parts of Machalí and Gultro.

We must insist, in the current review of the multifibre agreement, that we reserve the right to maintain some support for the Objective 1 areas and in areas of severe urban decline.

13. Invites Governments to continue to promote linkages between urban and rural areas in line with the Habitat Agenda, which recognized that cities and rural areas are interdependent economically, socially and environmentally

4. Also urges all States to undertake measures to ensure the safety and security of international urban search and rescue teams operating in their territory

So the yield for urban hives, in terms of honey production, is higher as well as the overwintering survival, compared to rural areas.

1. Stresses the need to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the provision of international urban search and rescue assistance, with the aim of contributing towards saving more human lives

Sports cars are suitable for cities strong American cars for straight highway sections and exotic supersports cars for technical driving, such as along crooked mountain tracks.

So you see some interesting, typical, urban things.

Indeed, almost half of the formal increase is not an increase at all, but merely recognition of rural workers who have been living and working in cities for some time.

The new line linking London to the West Midlands will be drawn to within five metres in urban areas and sites where the environmental impact may be contentious.

Most people live in urban areas.

Recreational drug use inspires many urban legends.

It takes more votes to elect a Conservative than a Labour MP, owing to the over representation of urban Britain and some majority Labour parts of the country.

At 31 December 2000, the second major deadline of the Directive expired which concerned agglomerations with a population equivalent of more than 15 000 discharging their effluents into areas, which were neither identified as sensitive nor less sensitive areas in the sense of the Directive, but so called normal areas .

Passengers are packed in like sardines on city buses.

The report legitimately rejects new urban concentrations.

I'll play the sound of a contact call used by right whales to stay in touch.

Similar to other regions in the Global South, Latin America continues to undergo a process of urbanisation as populations shift from rural to urban areas in search of economic opportunities.

Also concerned that an additional burden may be placed on the resources of the affected countries by those international urban search and rescue teams which are inadequately trained or equipped,

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As well as building on previous urban initiatives at EU level the Framework for Action also takes account of recent developments particularly relevant for urban policies

There are an estimated 215 million international migrants today 160 a number expected to grow to 400 million by 2040 160 and another 740 million internal migrants who have moved from rural to urban areas within countries.

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