Betekenis van:
urban area

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The bulk of his work is in the urban area.
2. on any road, notably in urban areas, including trans-European road network roads crossing an urban area.’;
3. Logically, the area is not covered either by the European URBAN II programme.
4. Area insofar as relevant, district or region where the sample was collected, if possible with indication if it concerns rural area, urban area, industrial zone, harbour, open sea, etc. For example, Brussels — urban area, Mediterranean — open sea.
5. Area In so far as relevant, district or region where the sample was collected, if possible with indication if it concerns rural area, urban area, industrial zone, harbour, open sea, etc. E.g. Brussels — urban area; Mediterranean — open sea
6. Area insofar relevant, district or region where the sample was collected, if possible with indication if it concerns rural area, urban area, industrial zone, harbour, open sea, etc., e.g. Brussels — urban area, Mediterranean — open sea.
7. Good: An in-vehicle speed advice system informs the driver that the system is unable to provide dynamic information rather than continuing to show the prevailing inter-urban speed even on entry to an urban area.
8. The exemption for deprived urban areas was also considered. However, the project is not eligible for that exemption because, among other things, Haaksbergen is not an urban area within the meaning of the Commission notice.
9. The pollution level should not be dominated by a single source unless such a situation is typical for a larger urban area.
10. If however the fire burns also agricultural or urban land, these areas should not be included in the total burnt area.
11. However, the project is not eligible for that exemption because, among other things, Haaksbergen is not an urban area within the meaning of the Commission notice.
12. ‘Non forested area’ corresponds to the ‘other land’ defined in Article 3 of the same regulation. If however the fire burns also agricultural or urban land, these areas should not be included in the total burnt area.
13. In order to increase the coherence and effectiveness in Community measures for cities and enable reliable comparisons to be made, it is necessary, for Community statistical purposes, to define more accurately what is meant by ‘urban area’ and ‘agglomeration’.
14. Point 39 of the Environmental Guidelines allows the granting of investment aid if firms established in an urban area or in a Natura 2000 designated area lawfully carry on activities that create major pollution and must, on account of this location move from its place of establishment to a more suitable area.
15. By 2005, the share of households in the urban areas (50 % of all households in the DVB-T area, ‘DVB-T core area’) was however at 11,4 % which demonstrates the importance of DVB-T reception in the areas with the best reception.