Examples of using Differing interests in English and their translations into Greek
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European states have differing interests.
Despite differing interests in Serbia and a lack of coordination, Russia's and China's efforts are mutually reinforcing.
However, the 27 do not have differing interests.
In spite of our differing interests, we already agreed on the budget in spring, and this House has more than 700 Members, while there are only 25 governments.
The problem we run into is that there are differing interests within the system.
The Bush administration did have problems with some European governments, such as France's andGermany's that stood against the invasion of Iraq due to differing interests.
Greater account needs to be taken of these differing interests of cities by EU policy makers.
Count Alexander's long absence during the war had made it hard to reconcile their differing interests.
There had to be harmonization at European level while on the other hand the differing interests of the Member States also had to be taken into account.
Goldin and others think there should bea UN agency managing migration in the global interest, rather than leaving it to nations with differing interests- and power.
Where there are differing interests, objectives will also diverge and it will be impossible to plan anything shared. Raising the living standards of those living beneath the poverty threshold is a priority.
Real estate is a multidisciplinary and competitive business,where actors with differing interests are brought together.
Recognizing that people have differing interests, aspirations, and convictions, the neighborhood assembly and its accompanying civic ethos present an opportunity for reconciling particular and general objectives.
Escort companies commonly maintain a listing of escorts of various ages as well as appearances to satisfy the differing interests of clients.
The human nature being distorted by sin, nations andstates inevitably have differing interests dictated by the desire to possess land, to enjoy political and military dominion, to derive maximum possible profit from production and trade.
Global tax reforms have proven hard to reach because of widely differing interests among top states.
The key note of the last few metres of the internal market race, the final spurt, as I call it, is the guiding principle of the social market economy, which means taking seriously the rights of employees, companies, citizens and all those involved in the world of business andmaking sure that we achieve a fair balance between the various Member States and also between the differing interests of the stakeholders.
Finally, we have not lost sight of the Doha objectives and international trade as a vector of development.This notion commits us to taking account of the differing interests of the Member States and developing countries when negotiating commitment schedules and economic partnership agreements.
We need a contractual framework for regulated immigration, andwe must formulate together- a task which I regard as eminently suitable for a parliamentary Euro-Mediterranean forum- a charter of immigrants' rights, in which the differing interests of a governmental and humanitarian nature would be harmonized.
Varoufakis's academic specialty is game theory,the study of strategic decision-making in situations where people with differing interests try to maximize their gains and minimize their losses.
ROLE OF THE EP: Although in principle the Member States have supported the objectives laid down by the Community, since they were fixed by common agreement, different national circumstances in the energy sector create difficulties for the practical implementation ofa common policy on, for instance, coal(differing interests in coal-producing and non-coal-producing countries) and nuclear energy.
Professional and social groups, and health personnel, have a major responsibility to mediate between differing interests in society for the pursuit of health.
Some British politicians believe that the 27 will divide during the Brexit trade negotiations, because of their differing economic interests.
The members of our teaching faculty have international reputations in a broad range of subjects, andcollaborations between department members with differing research interests are common.
The members of our faculty have international reputations in a broad range of subjects, and collaborations between department members andmembers of other departments with differing research interests are common.
The members of our faculty have international reputations in a broad range of subjects, and collaborations between department members andmembers of other departments with differing research interests are common.