Examples of using Those differences in English and their translations into Croatian
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Now what do those differences look like?
But today, today is a day to let those differences go.
Beneath those differences are two brothers who love each other.
But you have to live with those differences.
Where those differences cannot be eliminated, the Agency shall present the matter to the Commission.
And it's natural for men to enjoy those differences.
We talked about those differences today,” he said.
The most couples don't understand what those differences are.
But you have to live with those differences because I can't change it again.
Those differences between national rules may obstruct the free provision of services and create distortions of competition.
This is an example of a study that we did to follow up and see what exactly those differences were-- and they're quite subtle.
Those differences result in additional administrative burdens and compliance costs for parcel delivery service providers who operate cross-border.
And if you're then interested in the history of a piece of DNA, orthe whole genome, you can reconstruct the history of the DNA with those differences you observe.
Those differences therefore constitute an obstacle to the cross-border provision of parcel delivery services and thus have a direct effect on the functioning of the internal market.
Mammography relies on differences in the appearance of the tumor from the background tissue, andwe have seen that those differences can be obscured in a dense breast.
Those differences negatively affect competitiveness and growth, due to the additional costs incurred in the development and marketing of accessible products and services for each national market.
Hybrid mismatches are the consequence of differences in the legal characterisation of payments(financial instruments)or entities and those differences surface in the interaction between the legal systems of two jurisdictions.
Those differences in resolution regimes may affect the funding costs of institutions differently across Member States and potentially create competitive distortions between institutions.
With an open mind, free from any social, national or religious burdens and complexes,he always looked at those differences as the greatest wealth of the human race and sought for opportunities for cooperation and communication with everyone.
Those differences may be prejudicial to effective cooperation between the competent national authorities for the purposes of preventing, detecting, investigating and prosecuting terrorist offences or serious crime.
Although differences between those remuneration schemes affect the functioning of the internal market, those differences, with respect to analogue private reproduction, should not have a significant impact on the development of the information society.
Those differences lead to uncertainty concerning the conditions under which injured parties can exercise the right to compensation they derive from the TFEU and affect the substantive effectiveness of such right.
Fantasy doesn't explore the philosophical differences between its villains and heroes,not because there aren't any, but because those differences are so simplistic that debating them would only emphasize how undeveloped the characters' motivations actually are.
Those differences should however not affect an FIU's activity, particularly its capacity to develop preventive analyses in support of all the authorities in charge of intelligence, investigative and judicial activities, and international cooperation.
Where such differences seriously hamper the operation of those persons, or otherwise lead to substantial difficulties, the Agency andthe national competent authorities of the Member States concerned shall cooperate to eliminate those differences without undue delay.
Those differences in legal and self-regulatory requirements for the composition of corporate boards can lead to practical complications for listed companies operating across borders, notably when establishing subsidiaries or in mergers and acquisitions, as well as for candidates for board positions.
Member States shall ensure that the general conditions of access to a service, which are made available to the public at large by the provider, do not contain discriminatory provisions relating to the nationality or place of residence of the recipient, butwithout precluding the possibility of providing for differences in the conditions of access where those differences are directly justified by objective criteria.
This Regulation should eliminate those differences by harmonising the rules applying to the scrutiny and approval process in order to ensure that all competent authorities take a convergent approach when scrutinising the completeness, consistency and comprehensibility of the information contained in a prospectus.
Member States shall ensure that the general conditions of access to a service, which are made available to the public at large by the provider, do not contain discriminatory provisions relating to the nationality or place of residence of the recipient, butwithout precluding the possibility of providing for differences in the conditions of access where those differences are directly justified by objective criteria.
Transmission system operators(‘TSOs') and distribution system operators(‘DSOs') including closed distribution system operators(‘CDSOs')can take those differences into account when defining the requirements in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation, whilst recognising that the thresholds which determine whether a system is a transmission system or a distribution system are established at the national level.