Examples of using To differing degrees in English and their translations into Dutch
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Everyone has magnetic powers, to differing degrees.
Hence, all Member States(albeit to differing degrees) and the European Union make considerable, although not always sufficient,
Other areas of European action are similar to this, though to differing degrees.
The Commission already emphasized that'the absence ofan open and competitive market is hampering, to differing degrees, the optimum use ofexisting networks,
However, Member States have transposed the Recommendation in various ways and to differing degrees.
In general, higher education qualifications seem to reduce, albeit to differing degrees, the chances of unemployment in all Member States.
albeit obviously to differing degrees.
Torture and ill-treatment in prisons persists, to differing degrees, across the neighbourhood.
The main factors which had underpinned the recovery in 1994 continued to exert a positive influence on the Community economy, albeit to differing degrees.
Π The absence of open and competitive mar kets is hampering, to differing degrees, the optional use of existing networks
The new legal framework provides a practical opportunity to successfully implement the actions that can benefit all countries in the European Union, although each of them, to differing degrees, has an interest in developing its own tourism potential.
All Member States have, to differing degrees, redirected aid to such objectives although the level of sectoral aid, mainly for the coal sector,
300 000 suffer permanent disability to differing degrees and 15 000 are excluded from the labour market for good19.
The population living in rural areas is increasing, if to differing degrees, in all Member States
the euro area dimension is reflected, albeit to differing degrees in overall reform strategies as announced in their National Reform Programmes.
programmes are contributing, to differing degrees, to the development of a European entrepreneurial drive promoting the creation,
This certainly extends to the first level of disaggregation of regions used in the Community, although to differing degrees in different countries because of their constitutional make-up.
Enterprise policy together with other Community policies and programmes are contributing, to differing degrees, to the development of a European entrepreneurial drive promoting the creation,
as well as the European Union, other States are increasing in importance in terms of international relations, such as, to differing degrees and by way of example,
Monetary policy in the two remaining EU countries( namely Ireland and the United Kingdom) was tightened, albeit to differing degrees, in response both to buoyant economic and monetary growth
The reports presented by the Com mission, at the request of the European Council, measure the journey made by the can didate countries on the road to accession which, to differing degrees, have continued their efforts to adjust to the constraints of their future status as Member States of the European Union.
was tightened, albeit to differing degrees, in response both to buoyant economic and monetary growth
Social benefits reduce the propor tion of poor people in all Member States but to very differing degrees: the reduction ranging from around 10% in Greece and Italy to over 60% in Denmark, almost double the EU average.
Individual farmers thus benefit to very differing degrees from the current payment practice.
be much more dramatic, albeit individual farms benefit to very differing degrees from the most important tool currently available- direct first-pillar payments.
Member States intervene- in highly differing ways and to highly differing degrees- in the workings of their housing markets in the context of enacting this fundamental right, to ensure that every citizen is able to access decent and affordable housing.