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At present there are considerable differences between us.
There are international airports, andthere are national airports and there are considerable differences between airports.
There are considerable differences between organizations in this respect.
Madam President, I can do no other than endorse the point of order, for there are considerable differences between one translation and another.
There are considerable differences between the systems of the 15 Member States.
In addition, just as in the other Member States, there are considerable differences between the regions of these two new Member States.
There are considerable differences between the spoken and written forms of Swedish;
The average population density in the European Union is 114 inhabitants per square kilometre, but there are considerable differences between Member States.
There are considerable differences in the limits of the insoluble content of the oil.
Although the respondents have assigned high importance to each aspect of interregional and/or crossborder cooperation offered under question 11, there are considerable differences as concerns the assessed level of significance.
For both indicators there are considerable differences between the cities of the two countries.
Whatever index we use to measure agricultural incomes we come to the conclusion that real income per work unit has increased by at least 2%,though I accept there are considerable differences between Member States and sectors.
There are considerable differences in the way in which the various rota systems are applied.
Although current consumer price statistics in the Member States are largely based on similar principles, there are considerable differences of detail and these affect the comparability of the national results.
There are considerable differences in how we answer the question as to how we want to achieve this objective.
We should also see, recognise and acknowledge that there are considerable differences in national criminal laws on the environment between the Member States.
There are considerable differences in the efforts which the Member States have made and the results they have achieved in preparing for enlargement.
As this report notes, and as we have just heard from Mr Bazin, there are considerable differences between procedure and purpose relating to the registration of motor vehicles in the Member States.
There are considerable differences among Member States: the average labour productivity in manufacturing ranges from almost 125% of gross value added per person employed in Ireland to below 20% in Bulgaria.
A study being prepared for the Commission by the International Agency for Research on Cancer(WHO)shows that there are considerable differences between the Member States in the frequency of cancer in the various organs or sites of the body.
This study showed that there are considerable differences between Member States as far as the state of development, the availability and the official status of sign language are concerned.
The exact basis on which the price of 3,250 UA per ton has been calculated cannot be established butmust be derived from a weighted average of the commercial values of the three components of the frozen round sets when sold separately as the Customs service has noticed that when the three components are the subject of separate sales for export there are considerable differences between the price for each component.
In the present situation there are considerable differences between the Member States in this respect.
Article 6 A comparative law analysis done by the euro counterfeiting group of the Commission Advisory Committee for the Coordination of the Fight Against Fraud, and the European Central Bank report onthe legal protection of banknotes of November 1999, indicate that there are considerable differences in the Member States» legal systems as regards the obligations of credit institutions to cooperate in combating currency counterfeiting.
There are considerable differences in the rules and practices in the Member States relating to the exploitation of public sector information resources, which constitute barriers to bringing out the full economic potential of this key document resource.
In spite of the proximity of the European Union to the southern shores of the Mediterranean, there are considerable differences separating us in economic, political, social, demographic and cultural terms, and so on. Some of these disparities are due to serious deficiencies in our neighbouring states.
SOCIAL EUROPE 1992: There are considerable differences amongst the social security systems of the EC's Member States, according to a report by Eliane Vogel-Polsky(Sociology Institute of the Free University of Brussels) commissioned by Anne-Marie Lizin, Belgian Secretary of State(Junior Minister) for Europe 1992.
If that is hard to manage for the moment it is because there are considerable differences in accounting between the Member States, particularly in periods for drawing up and presenting accounts and also because there are differences in the functions of national audit offices and the political and administrative structures.
Whilst there are considerable differences between the various Member States, the most serious situation is definitely that of Portugal, with around 24% of the population living below the poverty line due primarily to low salaries, insecure and badly paid jobs and pensions and benefits so low that they do not enable workers and their families or the elderly to live with a minimum of dignity.
Although there are considerable differences in the local circumstances of Member States, the challenges and targets are similar- to tackle the increasing challenge of Europe's ageing society, bearing in mind the Lisbon targets of making Europe the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world, with greater social cohesion and sustainable economic growth capacity, and more and better jobs.