Meanings of increase urbanisation in anglès

Government funding into Northland will bring significantly increased urbanisation for the region.

Increased urbanisation is associated with lifestyle changes such as decreased physical activity.

Adults and children were being affected by increasing urbanisation, reliance on imported convenience food and access to technology.

The floods we've seen in Dunedin and Wellington will become more common because of increased urbanisation and climate change.

But nowadays, increased urbanisation and the proliferation of electricity and telephone networks mean more people are vulnerable, Hubert added.

Main threats include drainage for agriculture and water pollution from agricultural sources as well as domestic effluent due to increasing urbanisation.

With increasing urbanisation, water pollution increases and "every year cities have to find water from farther and deeper" sources.

Given mankind's increasing urbanisation, the current division of city and agricultural land is challenged and urban farming is becoming more widespread.

Fuelling the fire was the increased urbanisation of Maori following WWII, with Maori children often targeted by authorities for minor offences, such as truancy.

Sir, -Some have recommended increased urbanisation as a remedy to a variety of problems, including commuter related emissions and poor rural broadband coverage.

All over the State there is growing pressure on open space, with increased urbanisation and a tendency in agriculture to extend holdings by dividing commonage.

Allotments: Ireland has had a historic and intimate connection with the land but more and more people are losing touch with it through increased urbanisation.