Examples of using Differences between countries in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Commission does not believe that these major differences between countries can be explained solely by variations in underlying costs.
Differences between countries have to beinterpreted with caution due to different types of sources and/or localdata.
The available estimates suggest large differences between countries in the prevalence of injecting drug use.
The differences between countries are more marked if expenditure per capita is considered.
Consequently, priority must be given to economic consolidation and to levelling out the differences between countries of the so-called Old Union
It will be important in the next financial period that we continue to try to level out the differences between countries with respect to GDP.
She goes on to note that this isn't a standard around the world and there are differences between countries.
Mr President, the rapporteurs imply that ensuring social cohesion in an enlarged Europe consists of levelling out the differences between countries and regions.
With regard to this I wanted to understand the differences between countries of a more Afro-Latin,
it is not very difficult to imagine that the differences between countries are even more marked.
However, there remain wide differences between countries- from 24% in Greece and Hungary to 85% in Netherlands, 88% in Finland, 89% in Denmark and 90% in Sweden.
Other objectives of the 3E group are to discuss the differences between countries in the creation of these recommendations,
the Commission recognises that differences between countries may delay an agreement until 2011.
The Eurobarometer on the social climate in the EU also found large differences between countries, with people in the Nordic countries
least once in lifetime, although there are differences between countries, ranging from 80%(Ecuador and Uruguay) to 43% Bolivia.
Figures in brackets are local data. Differences between countries should be interpreted with caution because ofdifferent source types
When we analyze the similarities and differences between countries, it opens room to explore new paths in nursing practice that could not be seen using only one reality.
the employed population in the EU, although there are wide differences between countries- over 50% in Finland and France, around 35% in Spain and Greece.
as well as the differences between countries regarding tracking, the diagnostic methods adopted,