Examples of using Considerable gaps in English and their translations into German
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This situation is giving rise to considerable gaps in the educational system.
Furthermore, the inventories from Greece and Luxembourg contain considerable gaps.
There are considerable gaps in the interlinking of energy infrastructures.
In 2014 dug deeper for the first time and identified considerable gaps in knowledge.
The project was created to reduce the considerable gaps in the German libraries' collections of printed literature published in the past in the German-language area.
CARD/1 offers a professional solutionto manage the digital images of a project, images which close considerable gaps in the workflow.
The collection still has considerable gaps in regular bank notes up to 1890, and there are only individual examples of inflationary notes valued at a billion Reichmarks.
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982 does provide for more general provisions in this field butthere are considerable gaps in implementation.
Such, in some cases coarse repairs leave considerable gaps in the data record which are not yet recognizable on the PC monitor, but can become visible on the higher-resolution print.
The European and the American systems are very different,and there might be considerable gaps between farmers on both sides if an agreement is signed.
Several speakers have said that there are considerable gaps in the fight against fraud, considerable gaps in the fight to protect the Community's financial interests,gaps that exist in the Community and in the Member States.
Said Lazarus:“Lord and Master from eternity, that I have understood Your words in general, is certain;but I still notice quite considerable gaps, which I find difficult to close!”.
The Section agrees with the Commission that there are considerable gaps in the legal instruments and believes that all the improvements proposed by the Commission should be considered sympathetically.
The definitions of dairy cows, output per animal, milk production and feed ing have all changed and are thus no longer comparable with past data,in which in some cases there are considerable gaps for example, France, Italy.
When the Commission's scientific committee admits, as it did on 29 September last year, and I quote,that‘there are considerable gaps in terms of risk assessment, of characterisation and of the measurement of nano-particles.
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.
The considerable gap between these two hypotheses also demonstrates the problems encountered by regional administrations when they try to quantify the impact of the programmes on employment.
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 no European parliamentary delivery gap butthere is for Lisbon, unfortunately, a considerable gap, which risks becoming a credibility gap. .
Whereas most actors profess apositive orientation towards workplace health there is a considerable gap between these attitudes and practice.
But there is a considerable gap between the richest and poorest-the top 20% of the population earn about four 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.
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.
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.
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.
Mr President, Commissioner, I agree with what Mr Monti said in a recent interview,namely that the considerable gap between growth and unemployment rates, which puts Europe at a disadvantage compared with the United States, is caused to a large extent by economic structures in this continent which continue to be much less open to competition.
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.