Exemplos de uso de Internal disparities em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Internal disparities.
This section concentrates on"equity", or internal disparities in cities.
Internal disparities were ignored by these models, which focused instead on the urban middle-class population.
It is interesting to observe a shift in indicators of internal disparities observed by urban analysts through time.
The greatest internal disparities were observed in Hungary, where 20% of the inhabitants of the most prosperous regions represent 2.6 times the GDP share of the least prosperous.
Iii A more substantial commitment of funds to the Objective 2 regions should be necessary in order to reduce internal disparities in unemployment rates between regions.
The need to combat the increase in internal disparities must therefore be viewed as part of the priority aim of reducing the overall gap between the applicant countries and the Community average.
The analysis of the social break down of enrollment indicates that the education expansion process favored, in particular, the most left behind sectors in each of the countries,reducing thus the internal disparities.
For the Union to cope with the difficult challenges in the global sphere,it must first reduce internal disparities, and this cannot be achieved without respecting the treaty's principle of solidarity.
In the case of the internal disparities to the municipalities, the most extreme ones are registered in Belo Horizonte, territory that detain extremely precarious areas in diverse dimensions of the IBEU close to the areas of high urban life quality.
Far from being eradicated, poverty is actually reinforcedby international developments in the energy and food production sectors, and by internal disparities in the less prosperous regions of the Union itself.
In fact, it is a contradiction that technological innovation, which has been thought to advance the quality of life, has also been accompanied by the deterioration of the life standards of large segments of the urban population andhas created internal disparities in urban centres.
With this war in 2011, NATO demolished the State of Libya, situated on the Southern shore of the Mediterraean facing Italy,a State which had achieved- admittedly with certain notable internal disparities-« high levels of economic growth and human development»(as the World Bank itself declared in 2010),« superior to that of the other African countries».
Ireland perhaps exemplifies most this pattern, with dramatic economic growth leading to rapid convergence with the EU, butat the same time with Ireland's growth pole strategy failing to provide significant spill-over to the rural areas of the country-hence leading to wider internal disparities.
We know that, at national level, the picture is somehow different, since in many cases growth is increasingly concentrated in the capital region or in the main metropolitan areas,which deepens the internal disparities and causes problems related to agglomeration, like transport congestion, pollution, housing price rises and so on.
Within this sphere, by comparing the spatial distribution of the deaths to the demographic composition and the distribution of residential groups- data that is of interest to the districtmanagement in programming and evaluating the extension of health activities- internal disparities within the groups were brought to light.
Madam President, Madam Commissioner, I fully share the concern of the European Parliament in stressing that in the resolution under discussion on the Cohesion Fund ought,since greater regional internal disparities have been noted within the beneficiary Member States, to include an analysis of the possible impact of implementation of the Cohesion Fund on the said disparities within the field of the Commission 's assessment of the socio-economic impact.
Like the European Parliament, the EESC is preoccupied by the limited scale of the Community budget programmed by the European Council of December 2005 for 2007-2013: its fixed ceiling of 1.045% of the gross national income(only 0.36% for the cohesion budget) places it at a lowerlevel than before the enlargement from 15 to 25 members, at a time when the challenges of internal disparities and international competition have considerably increased.
Table 1^ shows how agricultural incomes have evolved by economic size of holding(reading the figures in the horizontal direction) and at the same time gives some idea,albeit a very basic one, of the internal disparities within Community farming(taking the figures vertically), according to the same criteria, for the period from I979/8O to 1983/8^·.
But this must not tempt us to make hasty or triumphant judgments of the situation, for in the first place this process is slow, in the second it does notencompass all the countries, and thirdly the internal disparities of some Member States remain, and in some cases are worsening.
This is a serious problem affecting regions such as the Algarve, in Portugal, from where I hail, one of the outermost regions in terms of the European mainland,which also suffers from deep internal disparities, quite apart from the fact that it is surrounded on all sides by Objective 1 areas.
The regional failure to observe the principle of additionality aggravates the situation with regard to internal regional disparities within Member States, which runs counter to the aims of the Union' s regional policy.
I fully share the view that cohesion policy is essential to reducing internal EU disparities on the one hand and closing the gap between the European regions and the world-leading economies on the other.
It is then for each Member State to decide in its regional map how to best use this room for manoeuvre to define more eligible area in order to address its internal regional disparities.