Examples of using Differences between the member states in English and their translations into German
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Nevertheless, there are still large differences between the Member States.
There are major differences between the Member States when it comes to the relative importance of unemployment benefits Table 8.
Harmonised guidelines would not take into account organisational and socio-cultural differences between the Member States;
But I acknowledge that there are wide differences between the Member States in how packaging waste is collected.
In 1985 every European spent nearly 1 ECU out of 5 on food,although there were considerable differences between the Member States.
Yet it underlines that the differences between the Member States' procedural systems should not be neglected.
There are considerable differences between the Member States in the share of unemploymentrelated benefits in the total.
She pointed out that there were major differences between the Member States as regards access to care for the elderly.
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.
His view was that the Commission was aiming to overcome the differences between the Member States and that this deserved the Committee's backing.
In these terms the differences between the Member States are stark- less than 30% of the EU25 average in Poland and the three Balticstates, but over 150% in Luxembourg and Ireland.
There are clear signs thatincome earned in mid-2012 not only reflected the real economic differences between the member states, but also liquidity problems and other risk factors.
Figure 2 shows major differences between the Member States: in Sweden, 70% of older people are employed which matches the Lisbon target for employment overall.
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.
Due to differences between the Member States as regards the rules of civil procedure and especially those governing the service of documents, it is necessary to lay down a specific and detailed definition of those minimum standards.
Beyond the establishment of cross-border products, the differences between the Member States affect the European information market in still another way.
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.
He also mentioned the general comments in the opinion,which dealt with the difficulties in achieving the Lisbon objectives, and the differences between the Member States and regions.
Actually, the problem is that the differences between the Member States are enormous, and the speed at which things travel varies greatly.
However, opening up domestic transport markets fully would expose our transport operators to unfair competition and would impair the functioning of the marketbecause there are still significant fiscal and social differences between the Member States.
It became clear in the discussionsprior to the vote in plenary that there are major differences between the Member States in both their practice and their policy approach, so we ended up compromising on certain issues and relying on subsidiarity.
Even today there are large differences between the Member States, and once monetary union comes into effect, if the Commission fails to take account of the risk that each Member State might devote a large or very significant part of its budget to helping its businesses, we will have competition problems within monetary union.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.-(NL) As I have already indicated in my first address to the House,there are still enormous differences between the Member States and the desired harmonisation has, in fact, been a failure in this respect.
It is able indirectly to help reduce differences between the Member States as well as narrow the gap between the needs of society on the one hand and service provided by the educational system on the other.
An extended transitional period during which a number of Member States were not operating anelectronic system would again create differences between the Member States which would undermine the continuity of the system; it would also discourage non-EU operators from registering in those countries.
At this stage of the construction of the common European asylum system,there are significant differences between the Member States in terms of procedures for granting refugee status, reception conditions for asylum seekers and the administration of complementary forms of protection which could affect the destination chosen by asylum seekers.