Examples of using Differences in income in English and their translations into Greek
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Computer
Significant Differences in Income.
When I started my career,many believed that it was simply about racial differences in income and education.
These differences in income are mainly differences in productivity.
At the same time, spatial disparities in the Union reflect a more complex reality than indicated by differences in income and employment between regions.
Differences in income tell us less than they once did about differences in people's real standards of living.
There are also considerable differences in income within those two countries.
Differences in income, life expectancy, and opportunities are greater now than at any time in recent history.
However, there are still regrettable regional differences in income, while differences in unemployment rates have increased.
I think the take home message… is that we can improve the real quality in human life by reducing the differences in income between us.".
The new study took into account differences in income, inflation, population size, governance measures, openness to trade and exports of primary goods.
The appeal of emigration is gradually declining, as[the]unemployment rate in Bulgaria is now comparable to Western European levels, while differences in income have decreased," the report said.
Of Europeans agree that income differences are too high and that"large differences in income are not good for society and a majority also think that governments should address the problem.
True, in the US, the federal budget redistributes income across regions,thus offsetting at least part of the inter-regional differences in income.
Even where per capita GDP is relatively high in a number of OCTs,substantial differences in income and living standards exist within their populations.
Despite the fact that the differences in income between the old Member States are falling, the differences between the rich and poor regions are still demonstrating a growth trend.
I actually agree with that equality of pay,although it does lead to extreme differences in income among MEPs in practice and is therefore seen as encouraging fraud.
Not recognising these differences in income would give insufficient weight to the accruals principle stated in Article 31(l)(d) of the 4th Directive.
By 1962 the private grain harvest in at least three provinces was larger than thatfrom the collective fields, and large differences in income between rich and poor peasants were starting to reappear.
The inequalities are partly to do with differences in income, especially between urban and rural areas, but also differences in access to healthcare, education and jobs.
The distribution of these environmental threats andthe impacts they have on human health closely mirror differences in income, unemployment and education levels across Europe.
The analysis of the previous chapter confirms that differences in income(GDP) per head both between Member States and regions appear, in fact, to have been reduced over time.
The financial thresholds applied by certain Member States to determine whether applicants qualify for legal aid do not take account of differences in income levels between the Member States.
It seems though, with a recent study,that we cannot explain the differences in income between the developed and the developing countries through this channel, there must be something else or we're missing something from the production factors.
When all this information was combined, researchers found the link between increased exposure to pollution, changes in the brain, and memory problems,even after adjusting for differences in income, education, origin, region, smoking and other factors.
Among children from the lowest-income families, small differences in income were associated with relatively large differences in surface area in a number of regions of the brain associated with skills important for academic success,”.
It should be recalled that the policy of cohesion, aimed at favouring the adaptation of the structurally weak regions, will supplement the single market by offsetting the negative effects produced by the rules of an open market andseeking to reduce the differences in income between the states.
Unfortunately, we do, of course, have to recognise that,in an enlarged EU with large differences in income, there is a lot of insecurity, including insecurity associated with this subject.
The report explained that while Romanian laws guarantee equal participation in the country's economic and social life, professional segregation of women persists and is proven by the very existence of a sex-related occupation pattern;hence, differences in income between men and women.
Irvine argued that Elizabeth appears to be unworthy of Darcy not because of their differences in income level, but because of the class divide as she contemplates the glories of Pemberley.
There are, of course, plenty of grey areas within this definition of class society, and the working class itself is not made up of one homogenous group of people, but includes, for example, unskilled labourers as well as most of what is commonly termed the middle-class and there can, therefore,be very real differences in income and opportunity for different sectors of this broadly defined working class.