Examples of using Many differences in English and their translations into Czech
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And yet, there are many differences between us.
Between men and women when it comes to love… One of the many differences.
Of course, there are many differences along the way.
Between you and me.- Oh, yeah, well, that's one of the many differences.
Too many differences make it impossible.
Therefore, there were not many differences of opinion.
One of the many differences… between men and women when it comes to love.
There are many similars and many differences.
A nation with many differences, but with shared core values.
This results mainly from the fact that there are too many differences within the Union.
But there are still many differences to be noted in the Realm of the Spiritual.
Although Tom and Jerry have spent decades together, chasing and/ or playing are just friends and, therefore,there are many differences between them.
That's one of the many differences between you and me.
Building on the success of the eminently redistributive policies inspired by the idea of the welfare state,Europe has constructed an elaborate pattern of social protection which, despite the many differences between the various States, is known generally as the European social model.
Indeed, there are many differences, which we in the European Parliament should tackle.
What is not so easy to find out, and what the directive does not focus on, are the varying safety regulations of the individual states, the minimal conformity of work conditions for the crews that are manning the trains andthe workers securing the operation of the infrastructure and the many differences in technical regulations.
Henry, David and I have many differences, but on this, we agree.
There are too many differences between the Member States today and that is not sustainable.
After so many centuries,after so many differences have evolved between your peoples?
One of the many differences between men and women when it comes to love is the need to tell the world every little detail.
We know there are many things to worry about and, above all, there are many differences between the level of development of the rich and poor countries and regions of Europe.
One of the many differences between you and I, Dr. Cooper, is that you keep score on things that never should be scored.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.-(SK)At present there are many differences in intra-state requirements for construction products and for installing them in buildings.
One of the many differences between Mick Jagger and I is that I face prison again if I keep going.
With legislation as fragmentaryas it is today, there are too many differences between Member States in supporting motherhood, which prevent many women from being able to become mothers.
Furthermore, even thoughthere are a great many differences in the conditions for confiscating a driving licence among the Member States, and the systems for the scale of offences and fines in the field of road safety vary from one country to another, Europe wants to establish an electronic system for Member States to exchange information relating to offences committed on their territory, and in order to penalise motorists even more.
You must have noticed many differences between a man like yourself, Mr Osborne, and a man like me.
We know that there are many differences between the stocks from one state to another, and we are concerned about that.
There are still far too many differences in the individual Member States and the harmonisation undertaken is a step in the right direction.
In the Member States, there are many differences between higher education systems, the costs of higher education and the provision of loans to pay for studies.