Examples of using Large differences in English and their translations into Slovenian
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There are large differences in the hardness of activated carbons,
The price of dental implants generally causes confusion with patients as there are large differences on the market.
With respect to waste management, the Union also faces large differences amongst its Member States.
Such a definition would be difficult to use in the situation where there are large differences in terms of standard of living.
(35) Large differences in technical specifications of electronic road toll systems might hamper the achievement of EU-wide interoperability of electronic tolls,
The debate we have held has also shown the large differences in opinion when it comes to assessing possible threats,
This is a serious concern because a critic might speculate that the large differences between the survey reports on the CCES
there are large differences in the situation in the Member States.
Noticing the large differences in formal and internal values, the best option would be to abandon the resumption of relations,
as average rates often mask large differences between different regions or countries.
When the body tries to detoxify any side products of the drug, the lack of nutrients may result from inhibition of nutrient absorption, large differences in the biochemical system, or the weakening of the organs.
as manifested in large differences in the stock of financial assets held by the private sector, notably households.
although it warns that there are large differences according to the type of school
persons enjoying another form of international protection did not display such large differences in general, they were clearly emphasised in some national programmes(Finland and Ireland).
financial services sector as there are currently large differences in the single market with regard to the fees paid for these services.
It is necessary to lay down more concrete actions with a view to achieving the great unrealised potential for energy savings in buildings and reducing the large differences between Member States' results in this sector.
short life, large differences in performance.
It is necessary to determine more concrete measures to make use of the huge amount of unrealised potential for energy savings in buildings and to reduce the large differences between member states' results in this sector.
however, and exceed 90% in 2012, before falling around 85% in 2015, but large differences in debt levels are expected to persist over the programme horizon.
A complementary legal instrument is needed It is necessary to lay down more concrete actions with a view to achieving the great unrealised potential for energy savings in buildings and reducing the large differences between Member States' results in this sector.