These criteria are : developed transport networks, high population mobility, increasing activity outside the agricultural sector, the coexistence of many different forms of land use, more female participation in paid labour, and unregulated land use.
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In addition, gender inequality, high levels of unemployment, persistent poverty, rising crime and violence, population mobility, and the growing commercial sex trade including sex tourism compound the country s vulnerability to the HIV / AIDS epidemic.
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The results of the procedures included in the Guide, however, can be used as information for the evaluation of the impact of intersection control, or geometric alternatives on system aspects, such as population mobility, accessibility of various destinations or land use strategies.
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Each federal electoral district is responsible for revising the list of electors in that district . " Targeted revision " involves sending pairs of " revising agents " to certain areas such as new residential developments, areas known for high population mobility, student residences, nursing homes and chronic care facilities.
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Additionally, population mobility has meant that to a degree, the Brummie accent extends into some parts of the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull, but much of the accent within the borough might be considered to be closer to contemporary RP . For example, Solihull-born presenter Richard Hammond ( despite often being referred to as a Brummie ) does not speak with a strong Brummie accent but is identifiably from the West Midlands.
