Examples of using Differ in terms in English and their translations into Spanish
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They may also differ in terms of their relative importance to the population
Women's police stations may differ in terms of their precise legal and institutional mandate.
Spain and the Netherlands differ in terms of their society and politics;
business continuity plan differ in terms of their scope and the use of scenarios.
While the approaches differ in terms of their likely reliability and cost-effectiveness,
They also differ in terms of sample size,
The intermediate runlevels(1-5) differ in terms of which drives are mounted
similar others differ in terms of their compression rate
Second, because sectors differ in terms of how intensively they use infrastructural services,
Although the private and public sectors differ in terms of goals and functions,
Due to the diversification of the community of the Romanies in Poland(several ethnic groups which differ in terms of language and culture,
While these programmes differ in terms of their substantive scope
Countries also differ in terms of their access to and participation in the process of developing new benchmarks
the systems differ in terms of purpose, coverage,
the plans differ in terms of who qualifies, how much you have to pay each month,
users are advised that country data may still differ in terms of definitions, data-collection methods,
while it is clear that these situations differ in terms of the types of challenges which are faced by the different offices,
The various forms of intellectual property differ in terms of the subject matter that may be eligible for protection,
Approaches also differ in terms of whether or not they seek to describe
Firstly, our low-priced mobile homes differs in terms of their composition.