Examples of using Profound differences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Profound differences between women and men are obvious.
The Cardinal asked,emphasizing the profound differences in the pre-conciliar context with the current.
Profound differences can be verified if we compare, for example, primitive human beings with those today; yet that has not brought us to identify ourselves as posthumans.
Evolutionary trees are based on the idea that profound differences in species are the result of many small changes that accumulate over long periods.
If that were to happen, it would amount to doing away with the use of this instrument to distribute the support provided by the CAP more fairly,given that the policy has created profound differences between farming areas and farmers across the European Union.
If such profound differences exist, how can poverty be resolved?
Holding the Cuban Constitution in one hand andthe Venezuelan draft in the other, I pointed out the profound differences between one and the other revolutionary concepts.
The Member States had profound differences on the key elements of the proposal.
To anyone who calls for no tax discrimination between alcoholic beverages we point out that it is only in response to pressure from the lobbies andthe blind pursuit of industrial and national advantage that the profound differences existing between wine and other alcoholic beverages can be denied.
We have profound differences with the Western model, and that is under discussion at this moment.
Imagination and practices which were contaminated by contradictions,conflicts and profound differences regarding the paths to be followed, at different times and in different places.
The profound differences among knowledges bring up the issue of incommensurability, an issue used by abyssal epistemology to discredit the very possibility of the ecology of knowledges.
However, as regards trade relations between the European Union andthird countries, there remain profound differences in terms of social protection systems, as well as of working conditions.
The results indicate profound differences in terms of representations of science that unfold aspects of teacher education.
Living in rural areas was a determining factor for the health status of families,which expressed the persistence of old and profound differences between the contemporary urban-industrial society and the past rural society.
What I am proposing is that despite the profound differences between them, at an essential level art and science are so nearly alike as to be indistinguishable.
I am convinced that the 2004 budget is going to contribute to the success of the Union's most crucial enlargement and, despite what we have heard here this afternoon,I also maintain the hope- because that is the last thing we lose- that in terms of the budget we will reconcile the profound differences we have suffered in relation to the action in Iraq.
This thesis debate there are profound differences between the two regimes philosophical, economic and legal, based on reflect ions on capitalism and humanist socialism.
In a recommendation on the“Living Together with Muslims in Germany” the Council of EKD invites to take up the“task of Christian reorientation” in the relationship with Muslims 5. Without suppressing the profound differences between Islam and Christianity, Christians may still“appreciate” the discovery of“traces” of divine truth and reality as well as“traces of the work of the spirit also in Muslims”6.
We cannot hide our profound differences at the moment, which relate not only to the value of international commitments at world level, but to combating such an important factor as climate change.
For reviewers like Lewis Hanke,literature published in the United States should help readers understand the profound differences that existed between the United States and its southern neighbors, differences that required professional scholarship to elucidate.
While acknowledging our profound differences, particularly on issues related to national sovereignty, democracy, human rights and foreign policy, I reaffirm our willingness to dialogue on all these issues.
Speaking to the peoples of the Americas, Obama said,"We have been a part of different blocks of nations in the hemisphere, andwe will continue to have profound differences about how to promote peace, security, opportunity, and human rights, but as we normalize our relations, I believe it can help foster a greater sense of unity in the Americas.
Cardinal Billot warned,"The existence of profound differences in the midst of the episcopacy itself cannot be concealed…[They] run the risk of giving place to discussions that will be prolonged indefinitely.
For revolutionary socialists, the just support for the Palestinian people's struggle, the defense of their organizations against the Israeli attack, and being in favor of the military victory of the resistance and for the defeat ofthe Zionist armed forces, does not mean giving political support to leaderships with which we have profound differences and whose strategies have been shown to be powerless to achieve a progressive solution for the Palestinian cause.
That sentiment was echoed by Castro,who acknowledged"profound differences between our countries that will not go away," but vowed to work on"those things that bring us closer.
Moniz Bandeira 2011,p. 123 affirms that"The profound differences mattered little to the United States since nationalism or communism were all the same to them as both were against the interests of private capital overseas.
Secondly, Spain andPoland's opposition over the method of calculating the qualified majority was in fact motivated by profound differences, which were shared by other States although they did not say so openly: the rejection of a unitary Europe run supranationally by a coopted elite.
But the document also clearly reveals the profound differences that persist between Washington and Moscow with respect to the anti-missiles shied that the United States plans on constructing in Eastern Europe, one of the thorniest issues in the bilateral relations of recent months.
We have to start out from another base, granting southern producers the same impor tance and treatment or similar to those granted to northern producers,taking into account the profound differences in producers' organisations, even among different southern countries, avoiding simplistic knee-jerk reactions that over look the relative weights of economies or the causes for recent developments in certain crops, such as the case of tomato production in my country.