Examples of using Growing gap in English and their translations into German
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Our study also reveals a growing gap between young and old.
This'growing gap between western democratic practices and Israeli ones' was the ideological basis of the Peace Movement.
Europe is challenged by a growing gap between the rich and the poor.
To meet the immediate needs of the most vulnerable while simultaneouslymaking structural changes to close the unacceptable growing gap between rich and poor;
We lament the growing gap between rich and poor in Germany.
Especially in strong emerging economies,economic growth comes along with social inequality, and a growing gap between rich and poor can be witnessed.
As I have indicated, there is a growing gap between the politics of Europe and the people of Europe.
The globe's richest one percent owns half the world's wealth,according to a new report highlighting the growing gap between the super-rich and everyone else.
The reason: a growing gap between current investments in renewable energy sources and future needs.
The first World Inequalities Report shows a growing gap between the rich and the poor.
We see as well a growing gap between the rich and poor- at the level of individuals and of nations.
Investment in RTD must be increased considerably if the growing gap with our main global competitors is to be closed.
The discussion about the growing gap between manufacturer specifications in their sales brochures and real-world fuel consumption and emissions of new cars has started again.
Its achievement is put at risk by the large and growing gap in R& D investment between the EU and the US.
The growing gap between the rich and the poor, tendencies toward the privatisation of education and the exclusion of elderly people(even from main education statistics) are worrying.
With regard to item 1004, it noted the growing gap between the sections' forecasts and the projections.
The growing gap between demand for care and the available supply has led to a growing reliance on migrant and European mobile workers to fill the labour shortages.
Europe, given its current divisions and the growing gap between its northern and southern economies, still needs America.
The growing gap between rich and poor means that significantly more revenues are needed, particularly from a one-off capital levy, and, in Germany, by reviving the wealth tax.
Brother Alois' Letter invites us to a new solidarity, for, in the world, the growing gap between the rich and the poor is proof that we have not known how to show enough diligence in our role as Christians.
Mr President, depressing- that is the word that best describes the situation in the European Union last week,with Member States showing a complete lack of mutual respect, and a growing gap between old allies.
There is widespread evidence of a continuing, and perhaps a growing gap between the LAGs' capacities to manage local development, and local people's capacities to manage projects.
The growing gap between the financial costs borne by the centre and those borne by the rest of the world is based on the conceptual construction of"risk country" which reinforces the objective restrictions of an asymmetric macroeconomic response.
James Frost continued:“Tougher trading conditions that have emerged in recent months andyears have exposed a growing gap between the high street's digital‘haves' and‘have-nots.
In the past, a growing gap between what the country's governing elites delivered and the population's legitimate aspirations would have been addressed by imposing further repression.
Paradoxically, this gradual awareness is rarely backed by consumer decisions(so-called conscious, responsible consumption),which unfortunately highlights the growing gap between consumers' theoretical position1 and their daily practices.
Following on from two referendums that had already shown the growing gap between Europe as it is and the Europe the people want to see, the Irish people' s decision should give us a salutary shock.
A continuous decrease in population, a growing gap between an inflexible public administration, which is heavily affected by outsourcing, and a private sector marked by an ever higher demand for efficiency due to globalization and not least, a social system operating at its limits.
Faced with a world in complete upheaval, a climate emergency and a growing gap between emerging and non-emerging countries, the communication merely fine-tunes policies, including giving a retrospective justification of the reform of the Generalised System of Preferences GSP.
Together we have managed to successfully bridge the growing gap between the continuously increasing demands of a self-aware and globally acting customer market and the still uncontrollably increasing material and labour costs.