Examples of using Differences in the nature in English and their translations into French
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Differences in the nature of RNF employment.
Have there been orare there still differences in the nature and intensity of urban and rural pathologies?
But it is also a question of looking more closely at what Christian Schmid calls“the differences in the nature of the urban” p.406.
Differences in the nature of education systems(compulsory versus non-compulsory) and the age of attendees at particular institutions also make effective and realistic comparisons difficult to establish.
These must take account,where necessary, of the differences in the nature of what is being measured.
As a result there are large differences in the nature and structure of the regional trade initiatives that have developed in these two regions.
Local considerations anddifferences in regional markets are often cited as the reason for differences in the nature of the prospectus exemptions provided for under local legislation.
Key factors that contribute to differences in the nature of the services provided include regional differences such as geography,the types of courts served, and the availability of local programs.
Many AC and PC members expressed concern with the revised Rules of Procedure,highlighting the differences in the nature of work between the scientific committees and the SC.
Differences in the nature of education systems(compulsory versus non-compulsory) and the age of attendees at particular institutions also make effective and fair comparisons difficult to establish, both within and between countries.
A number of delegations underlined the differences in the nature and characteristics of unemployment in developing countries.
Differences in the nature of the program and in its duration: if a given programme is oriented towards initial lite- racy, by contrast others have opted for functional literacy even if they have different durations in terms of hours and period in months.
Does the proposed methodology properly consider differences in the nature of the Geneva duty station, so as not to prejudice Geneva staff compared with other duty stations in the common system?
Following a number of proposals to include a diagram from the longer report on Arctic andAntarctic sea ice, WGI Co-Chair Stocker highlighted differences in the nature and quality of data from the Arctic and the Antarctic.
Even among countries sharing the same priority areas, there may be important differences in the nature of the challenges they face,the means at their disposal for addressing them and preferences over the way a specific challenge is addressed.