Examples of using Differences between the member states in English and their translations into Danish
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There are major differences between the Member States.
As many speakers have already pointed out,there are big differences between the Member States.
There are striking differences between the Member States as far as family policy is concerned.
However, as the report says- andthis is my first remark- there are some very important differences between the Member States.
These figures conceal major differences between the Member States, however.
There are too many differences between the Member States today and that is not sustainable.
To this end, we have enshrined a certain amount of flexibility in several of the instruments,especially in relation to the points that caused differences between the Member States.
But there are great differences between the Member States in this respect.
There are broad differences between the Member States in the quality of care.
In addition, we must combat the inequalities in access to healthcare services by individual social groups and reduce the differences between the Member States in terms of access to healthcare.
Equally, there are very many differences between the Member States, particularly in relation to those procedures.
An investigation carried out by the European Bureau of Consumers' Unions in October 1990 on the rules governing compensation for non-material damage in the Community found that there were substantial differences between the Member States in this matter.
In the present situation there are considerable differences between the Member States in this respect.
Its preamble highlights the differences between the Member States as regards the extent of the protection of employees in this respect and the need to reduce these.
Attempts are being made, for instance, to reduce economic and social differences between the Member States using the European Social Fund.
Given the differences between the Member States as regards their rules of procedure, the material date for the purposes of service varies from one Member State to another.
Attempts are being made to reduce economic and social differences between the Member States using the European Social Fund.
In recent years the differences between the Member States have been reducing but at the same time the differences inside the individual Member States have become much deeper.
As regards prices, Tetra Pak must take steps to ensure that any price differences between the Member States are justified solely by specific market conditions.
There are differences between the Member States as result of their diverse law traditions and cultures of financing and an attempt to erase these differences by force will not, in my opinion, lead to success.
Regional policy has definitely been a success story, having been able to narrow differences between the Member States and, in this way, create stability across Europe generally.
There are still substantial differences between the Member States' laws, regulations and administrative provisions on the manufacture, presentation, and sale of tobacco products which impede the functioning of the internal market.
We consider that these issues should remain at national level, since the differences between the Member States are great and will increase further with enlargement.
This is a vital move, because differences between the Member States in terms of legislation on number portability, carrier preselection and carrier selection, for example, and in other areas too, have given Europe a very fragmented ICT policy.
Naturally enough, it has also been the task of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport to emphasise that the language in the rules must be as clear, simple and understandable as possible. In the same way, we have also pointed out that openness andtransparency are the best tools for solving the problems which may arise as a result of cultural and linguistic differences between the Member States, on this issue too.
Nevertheless, particularly large differences between the Member States may suggest the need for further scrutiny.
So we have to take account of the differences between the Member States, their different laws and definitions, the Treaty, the legal basis and the constraints on the Commission's human resources budget.
It should also be noted that, although the size andsometimes the direction of these differences between the Member States may vary from one type of machine to another, rentals are, overall, highest in France and then Germany.