Traduction de «Faubourg » (Français → Anglais) :

garden suburb

fringe area | outer quarter | outlying district | outskirts | periphery | suburb | suburban municipality | surrounding region | urban fringe

bedroom residential area

freedom of the area [ freedom of quarter ]

dormitory town [ dormitory-town | dormitory suburb | dormitory | bedroom community | bedroom suburb | bedroom town | dormitory city | bedroom city | commuter town | dormitory area | dormitory community ]

The extension of the DART electrified rail network north and south of Dublin City to the outer suburbs was also assisted as there are more daily passengers on the suburban rail network in Dublin than on the rest of the network combined.

H. whereas the security situation in Egypt has continued to deteriorate, whilst Egyptian security forces have intensified their crackdown against militants in the Sinai Peninsula, particularly following an attack of the Karm al-Qawadis checkpoint during which 28 Egyptian soldiers were killed on 24 October 2014; whereas police officers and army personnel are regularly targeted across the country, including a bomb attack against a police building in North Sinai on 5 January 2015 and several policemen killed or wounded by gunfire in a western Cairo suburb on 4th January and in Minya on 6 January; whereas the State has ordered the eviction ...[+++] of thousands of residents of Rafah, established a 500-metre buffer zone along the Gaza border and imposed a three-months state of emergency in parts of the Sinai; whereas a militant group active in northern Sinai, Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis has sworn allegiance to the Islamic State; whereas the Rafah border crossing with Gaza remains mainly closed, with only three days of opening during December, thereby worsening the blockade of the enclave by its two neighbours;

There is no condemnation of the illegal activities (thefts, bag-snatching, tiresome begging and underage prostitution) that are increasingly connected with illegal Roma settlements in the outskirts of major cities in Italy and elsewhere.

In Europe, the economic growth in the 50s and 60s has led to the expansion of the horizontal city, whose population has left the city centre in favour of suburbia.