Examples of using Deep differences in English and their translations into Spanish
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The conference must be a safe place to explore deep differences.
If there are such deep differences, how can we resolve the problem of poverty?
We need to respect one another through deep understanding even when we think differently from one another and have deep differences.
We are concerned about the deep differences in the views of States in connection with the form and size of the Council.
Resilience is looming as a new priority andthis might bring the region together, on this topic, despite our deep differences on other issues.
He said that deep differences over the stalemate in the peace process remained, as did a genuine lack of trust.
The failure to achieve agreement on disarmament andnon-proliferation in the outcome document reflects the deep differences that exist among Member States.
That debate, brief as it was,revealed deep differences in how NPT parties view the 1995 Conference.
Gibraltar considered that more could be achieved in the way of mutual cooperation if questions of sovereignty,which caused deep differences, were set aside.
The tensions, deep differences and mistrust among the parties which I highlighted in my last report have persisted.
The failure to achieve agreement on disarmament andnon-proliferation at the summit reflects the deep differences among Member States and jeopardizes peace and stability, especially in regions of tension.
If deep differences continue to exist on the subject, it is also because two important principles have been brushed aside by the few who are seeking to impose their will on the many.
The negotiations in the Open-ended Working Group over the last four years show that deep differences exist between delegations on the expansion of the permanent membership of the Security Council.
While deep differences remain between the two sides on the core issue of the status of the Territory, I am convinced that a solution can be found through patient dialogue.
Reservations and options have as their purpose to facilitate accession to the treaty for the largest number of States, despite the deep differences which may exist in their legal systems and despite certain national interests, but they do so differently.
Following deep differences, both over organisation and the role of"factory groups" in industrial confrontations and over the importance of the Spanish civil war, Mercier-Vega quit the Anarchist Union in November 1937.
It could not be otherwise, given the range of legitimate interests which an insolvency regime must seek to satisfy,the various methods which might be used to arrive at compromise formulas, and the deep differences between the legal traditions of various countries.
How can an election, on its own,solve the deep differences that our constitution has perpetuated between the different races in our country?
It is noteworthy that the three meaningful phrases-“the silent majority”,“the complete picture” and the“mainstream view”- were all introduced within a short span of 10 days,in an obvious attempt to gloss over the deep differences on core issues and to artificially push the process forward.
The failure of the talks underscores the deep differences which separate the poor countries from the rich in the battle to reform international trade.
According to the so called“Lund principle”, which goes back to the World Conference on Faith and Order in Lund(1952),which affirms that churches are called to act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel them to act separately.20 Processes of reception are affected by a variety of local realities.
There were also deep differences on the interpretation and application of article 7 of the Convention, relating to the place of prosecution, and of article 11 of the Convention, relating to assistance in connection with the criminal proceedings.
Now, since these diverse attitudes reflected most of the deep differences which existed amongst the systems represented at the Conference, the ultimate solution had to be flexible, and such as would allow each Central Authority to act according to the law within which it has to operate.
But, judging from the deep differences of opinion that have been expressed regarding whether a married woman should be listed on the electoral rolls under her maiden name, it is unlikely that this will happen in the near future.
This is to establish civilized relations between two countries that have deep differences but can coexist in a civilized and peaceful manner recognizing these differences and in turn identify opportunities to find areas of common interest to develop a beneficial relationship for our country, for the region and for the world, Josefina said.
Deep differences and mistrust persist between the opposition UCPN-M and the two major parties in the governing coalition, the Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist-Leninist(UML) and the Nepali Congress(NC) over the circumstances that resulted in the resignation of the Maoist-led Government in May, in particular the countermanding by the President, Ram Baran Yadav, of the dismissal of the Chief of Army Staff, General Rookmangud Katawal, by the minority Maoist-led Cabinet.
That lack of progress reflects the deep differences among members of the international community concerning both the nature of the security challenges facing our world today and the role of multilateralism in dealing with those issues.
There are deep differences on the composition and size of an expanded Security Council, on the manner in which the veto should be exercised or restrained, on the question of a review mechanism and on a host of other issues.
Despite the deep differences and the wide divergence of views which have existed among us for over five years already, there is a noticeable and sudden surge of activity at the beginning of every session, as the handful of pretenders to permanent membership and their ostensible supporters feel a quickening in their aspirations with each new session of plenary meetings.
Despite deep differences that separate them, both leaders closed the possibility that soon their respective vice presidents, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría and Oriol Junqueras, meet to study other points as the coordination of the response to refugee crisis, new model of regional financing or distribution of the deficit.