Examples of using Differ greatly in English and their translations into Czech
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Although the three stories constitute a whole,in terms of genre they differ greatly.
Well, apparently these people and I differ greatly on the definition of"party.
They have recently been working very intensively with the credit card system and the prices andcosts which result from these systems differ greatly.
Associated impacts are wide-ranging: water,air and soil quality differ greatly across the pan-European region.
The results of his magical journey differ greatly- we don't follow any didactic work serving various ideological nor cultural principles.
It has first to be noted that economic andfinancial conditions differ greatly among these countries.
Social security systems differ greatly from country to country and although the regulation is frequently amended it does not aim to unify systems but to generalise them.
We also need to rememberthat panEuropean bus and coach companies differ greatly from one another.
As laws and regulations regarding financial services andmonetary operations may differ greatly from region to region, each client shall be solely responsible for complying with any local regulations, in particular with any applicable tax liabilities.
As rapporteur, I have to say this is difficult to accept,as the institutions differ greatly from one another.
We are talking about small andremote island states which differ greatly in their economic situation, development needs and relations with the EU.
Please be sure to observe national andregional regulations related to the particular application as these may differ greatly even between EU Member States.
The fact is, the laws andthe types of legal framework relating to their situation differ greatly within the Member States- so much so that temporary workers are, for example, truly protected by equal treatment, in particular in terms of pay, in just 10 of the 27 countries of the European Union.
Their economic circumstances stillvary in many respects, and pensions differ greatly in terms of size.
Both the institutional andthe cultural contexts of a country, which differ greatly among developed countries, have an effect on return to work.
In view of the terrible tragedies that have taken place, such as the recent sinking of a Libyan boat off Lampedusa, this revision is vital,particularly considering that an applicant's chances of obtaining asylum may differ greatly according to the Member State.
On the one hand we are accommodating the environmental aspect by wanting to avoid empty runs, buton the other hand we should not- being well aware that the social as well as the fiscal conditions differ greatly from country to country at the present time- be encouraging direct dumping in these two sectors either with this regulation.
The situation in the European andglobal toy markets differs greatly.
I would like to point out that the speed andefficiency of implementation of the objectives of the Lisbon Strategy for growth and jobs differs greatly in the various Member States.
The way in which 20th century European history was dealt with and retold differed greatly, especially in the individual Member States.
The Pacific States form a unique area, made up mainly of island states which are, to a large extent,ethnically diverse and whose culture differs greatly from that of Europe.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality.-(ES) Mr President, Commissioner, we in the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality believe that the success of the first phase of the programme was less encouraging in terms of the participation of women: female students did account for 44%,but participation differed greatly depending on the country, and female academics only accounted for 22%, which, in our view, is unacceptable.
In addition, it has been noted that the national measures adopted in the Communication's wording differ very greatly, both in terms of application and control.
With regard to increasing quotas,I have observed that the debates in Parliament have revealed greatly differing positions.
Although the compromise now made, which can be considered a sound compromise between patients' rights andMember States' concerns, greatly differs from the previous draft report, the opportunities still remain.