Meanings of living in remote in English

Those living in remote areas were urged to move to safer locations.

People living in remote communities are generally compelled to interact with one another, building social capital.

This means the people who really benefit from the system are those living in remote, rural areas.

Elderly people living in remote areas close to the Border are living with insufficient and infrequent transport services.

What do the locals think and how are the international scientists enjoying living in remote, rural New Zealand?

They often are living in remote areas and responses need to be better co-ordinated between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal agencies.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in remote communities are further discriminated against through the income support system.

It has offered seriously ill and injured people living in remote areas timely access to high quality clinical care.

Half the world's population is at risk, particularly the poor and those living in remote areas with limited healthcare access.

But census undercounting is a chronic problem for the nation's indigenous residents, many living in remote locales without street addresses.

Holders living in remote corners of our country have not as yet been able to reach us with their securities.

A new smart phone app has been launched to help mothers living in remote areas with advice and information on breastfeeding.

Critics say while reforms were badly needed they could leave thousands of people living in remote areas without access to hospital treatment.

However, primary care data on skin and other infectious diseases among Aboriginal children living in remote areas of Western Australia are limited.

This is especially true for those living in remote or conflict-hit areas which are frequently cut off from food aid, FAO said.

Sensing that this durability would appeal to those living in remote areas and demanding climes, British businessman Frank Norbury pulled an unusual stunt.