Examples of using Considerable gap in English and their translations into Slovak
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At the same time, in America andparts of Europe playing skittles in people's lives is a considerable gap.
A considerable gap exists between the intentions expressed in the agreed provisions and their effective implementation.
Some sub-domains of environmental information show considerable gaps and are not always up-to-date.
We must reduce the considerable gap between the standards and policies adopted at European level and their application at national level.
It is somewhat more difficult to perform welding work with such electrodes when it is necessary to perform a T-joint,and the parts must have a considerable gap between the ends.
In many Member States, there is a considerable gap in employment levels between third-country nationals and EU nationals.
Steadily growing number of students, due to high incoming mobility(‘mass university') and high drop-out rates(around 40%),remain the main challenges together with a considerable gap in funding.
At present, there is a considerable gap between current and optimal investment in Europe, which can only partly be explained by the current economic downturn.
We would do well to consider whether this is not a novel signal indicating that theso-called elite should try to bridge the considerable gap that currently exists between citizens of the Member States and the leaders of political groupings at both national and Union level.
However, there was still a considerable gap between the sexes: even at the end of the period, scarcely more than one third of women aged between 55 and 64 were in employment(see Figure 1).
They are not looking ahead to the 20% target and, to quotethe Commission, there exists a'considerable gap' in certain Member States'between the political commitment to energy efficiency… and the measures adopted'.
Of course, there is a considerable gap between Parliament's opinion at first reading and the Council's common position, but Parliament must recognise that there is an urgent need for some Member States to resolve the problem of on-call time, that the Slovenian compromise includes advances for workers, and that, within the Council, there is not the majority required to abolish the opt-out as it has existed without restrictions since 1993.
Let us not forget that in the European Union too, there is a considerable gap between those countries successfully implementing new technologies and saving energy and those that are straggling behind.
However, it seems also to indicate a considerable gap in several Member States between the political commitment to energy efficiency and the measures adopted or planned, as reported in the NEEAPs, and the resources attributed to preparing it.
Although female activity rateshave improved over time there is still a considerable gap as compared with those for men: 11.7 percentage points in the first quarter of 2014(the corresponding rates for men and women were 77.9% and 66.2% respectively).
The Commission argues that there is a considerable gap between what farmers gain for their work on the farm and what average wages and salaries are in the economy as a whole.
In many European countries, there is a considerable“gap” between what is learned in the classroom and the real life context of pupils' world(New Skills for New Jobs flagship initiative, 2010).
We realise, in this respect, that there are still some considerable gaps to be bridged between the institutions but, at the end of the day, we will have to find a compromise in the interests of the EU and of its investors.
Thus, a first assessment of the NEEAPs gives some encouragement butseems to indicate a considerable gap in several Member States between the political commitment to energy efficiency, on the one hand, and the measures adopted or planned, as reported in the NEEAPs, and the resources allocated to preparing it, on the other.
There is still a very considerable information gap among consumers, too many of whom have never heard of Solvit and do not know that it could resolve a good few problems for them.
No account is taken of the considerable wage gap that exists between the new and old Member States in the sector, or of the detrimental effect on small and medium-sized enterprises, employment and drivers' wages.
However many of them are now living among us as ordinary incarnated earthlings, yet with earlier commitments and in the service of their own group; they cooperate with those from their group that are outside the Earth and whose science andeven technological progress exceeds the earthly officially recognized one by a considerable technological gap, which may seem fantastical or unbelievable to an officially educated scientist or to an ordinary man.
There are considerable time gaps between your recordings.
(11) There are considerable information gaps, particularly with regard to a consistent methodology to calculate costs and benefits of the POMs or of the lack of action.
Considers that the initiatives should encourage self-regulation in the area of postal and parcel delivery in order tofill the considerable information gaps which exist in relation to the availability of various delivery services and associated delivery options, both for consumers and e-retailers;