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A considerable gap had been left between them and the end wall of the trailer.
There is a considerable gap between the general and personal perceptions of Europeans with regard to attitudes towards globalization.
There are only four significant competitors on the market and there is a considerable gap between Gillette and its nearest rival.
In some cases, a considerable gap exists between the actual needs of the insured and the products or services being offered.
However, there would have been between the support stones and the side walls a considerable gap, by which soil could have penetrated into the grave chamber.
There is a considerable gap between the richest and poorest- the top 20% of the population earn four times as much as the bottom 20.
Whereas most actors profess a positive orientation towards workplace health there is a considerable gap between these attitudes and practice.
There has always been a considerable gap between the EU's Mediterranean regions and the"centre capitals"5.
There is no European parliamentary delivery gap butthere is for Lisbon, unfortunately, a considerable gap, which risks becoming a credibility gap. .
However, the survey identified a considerable gap with respect to the actual realisation of planning activities, as can be seen from Figure 4.1.
In 1989/1990, this challenge ceased to exist and the history of Europeanintegration since then has often demonstrated a considerable gap between verbal commitment to the ECHR and actual practice.
But there is a considerable gap between the richest and poorest- the top 20% of the population more than thirteen times as much as the bottom 20.
Let us not forget that in the European Union too, there is a considerable gap between those countries successfully implementing new technologies and saving energy and those that are straggling behind.
But there is a considerable gap between the richest and poorest- the top 20% of the population earn nearly five times as much as the bottom 20.
The European pharmaceutical industry has a considerable gap vis-à-vis the US in labour productivity, much larger than in overall manufacturing.
Figures show a considerable gap between the persons issued with a return decision(approximately 484 000 persons in 2012, 491 000 in 2011 and 540 000 in 2010) and those who, as a consequence, have left the EU approximately 178 000 in 2012, 167 000 in 2011 and 199 000 in 2010.
Although female activity rateshave improved over time there is still a considerable gap as compared with those for men: 11.7 percentage points in the first quarter of 2014 the corresponding rates for men and women were 77.9% and 66.2% respectively.
At present, there is a considerable gap between current and optimal investment in Europe, which can only partly be explained by the current economic downturn.
Thus, a first assessment of the NEEAPs gives some encouragement butseems to indicate a considerable gap in several Member States between the political commitment to energy efficiency, on the one hand, and the measures adopted or planned, as reported in the NEEAPs, and the resources allocated to preparing it, on the other.
There still exists a considerable gap between the political and economical elite of the country and the rest of the population that brings with it existing latent social conflicts.
Amongst the three other"pre-in" countries there is a considerable gap between the proportion of people in Sweden(71%) and Denmark(70%) that claim to have received information and the proportion of people in the UK who say this is the case 28.
However, it seems also to indicate a considerable gap in several Member States between the political commitment to energy efficiency and the measures adopted or planned, as reported in the NEEAPs, and the resources attributed to preparing it.