Sentence examples for population centres with from inspiring English sources
But the defence system has amply proved itself, in the Israeli view, and the government will now allocate emergency funding to cover all major population centres with Iron Dome batteries.(Photo credit: AFP).
Manufacturing became an instrument of development policy, and government assistance was provided in several forms, including by imposing protective tariffs designed to increase employment through import substitution and by the deliberate seeding of selected population centres with government-aided industries.
There are dense concentrations of nodes around population centres, with a series of long lines running between clusters of generators in central England and central Scotland.
Figure 1 shows the distribution or location of all population centres with more than 500 inhabitants within Victoria.
The provincial capital, Guadalajara city, and the towns of Hita, Sigüenza, and Atienza were important as economic and cultural centres in medieval times, but only Guadalajara is now a major population centre with diverse industries.
The only other solution might be for Shaw to find herself crash-landing somewhere entirely unexpected with something nasty having come along for the ride: a remote population centre with more poor humans to be rounded up and killed off one by one in horrific circumstances, perhaps.
Glen Osmond, still affected by its immense growth following the expansion of mining, was the largest single population centre with 343 residents.
Three-fourths of the country's population centres were hamlets with fewer than 200 residents, and only about half of the population lived in urban areas.
The design of large impounding dams in places with population centres close by requires the utmost in safety engineering, with emphasis on soil mechanics and stress analysis.
It is a vast archipelago with concentrated population centres.
Human population density in the landscape is low (∼1.5 inhabiTable/km2, Table 1), with the largest population centres clustered around logging towns (Figure 1).
