Примеры использования Marked difference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nevertheless, marked differences remain.
A marked difference with the past is the number of foreign recruits.
The Northern andSouthern have marked differences in their agricultural activities.
Well marked differences in the reactions of the skin of different people to bites.
That phenomenon may explain the marked differences in urban poverty rates.
The marked differences in access to financial support by UNCCD and its sister Rio conventions;
I say to Mrs. Albright in closing that there is a marked difference between us and her.
There are marked differences in the coast, mountain and jungle areas.
Even where children attend school,there can be marked differences in performance.
Thus is disclosed the marked difference between the earthly world and the Fiery.
The Ministry of Social Affairs andHealth considers that these aspects would not make any marked difference in the infant mortality rates.
Our presence marked difference every day.
In particular, the Committee notes with concern the high level of poverty among women,the prevalence of domestic violence against women, and a marked difference in the wages of men and women for equal work.
The country shows a marked difference in urban and rural dialects.
These data show that in Nicaragua, as distinct from the countries of Latin America, literacy teaching has reduced the gender gap and there is no marked difference between the illiteracy rate for women and that for men.
However, there were marked differences in the economic profile within different nationality groups.
Most of the Millennium Development Goals show a marked difference between urban and rural areas.
There is a marked difference between the distribution of rainfall in the two regions into which the country is divided.
Although a large percentage of children hadaccess to primary education, there was a marked difference in access between urban and rural areas, and the problems of dropout and educational quality persisted.
Notably, marked differences in water quality classification approaches existed between the EU and non-EU countries.
With respect to the use of specific methods, marked differences exist between the more and less developed regions.
There was a marked difference in the quality of and access to education in urban and rural/remote areas, including the lack of sufficient boarding facilities for students and in particular girls.
Among countries that conducted at least one evaluation, the average number of evaluations percountry was fairly consistent among regions- between 1.8 and 2.6. This is a marked difference from last year with a much wider range of 2.2 to 4.6.
In his view,there was a"marked difference in quality between Shah's own writings" and the quality of this secondary literature.
It also expresses its concern at the inadequate educational infrastructure and teaching materials,the limited number of qualified teachers and the marked difference in the quality of and access to education between urban and rural or remote areas, including conflict-affected areas.
In this respect, a marked difference must be emphasized between article 12 of Part Two and the draft articles of Part Three.
Although participation in formal, membership-based associations is considered a key mechanism toenable genuine social inclusion, there is a marked difference between countries with a strong tradition of youth membership-based organizations and those without such structures.
For example, there is a marked difference between political life in northern Iraq and the rest of the country as a result of the past 12 years.
The marked differences between the exchange regimes of the two largest members, in the absence of mechanisms for providing acceptable means of compensating for disequilibria, severely hampered further progress.
However, there was a marked difference between a concession contract provided for by law and a simple agreement drawn up by the parties in the light of their needs.