Examples of using Differences between the member states in English and their translations into Swedish
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There are marked differences between the Member States.
with large differences between the Member States.
There are major differences between the Member States.
As many speakers have already pointed out, there are big differences between the Member States.
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Here, too, there are big differences between the Member States.
Here again there are substantial differences between the Member States.
Furthermore, differences between the Member States could have a disruptive effect see point 4.9.
To a large extent, this is linked to structural differences between the Member States.
There are broad differences between the Member States in the quality of care.
This solution also allows for respecting socio-economic differences between the Member States.
There are striking differences between the Member States as far as family policy is concerned.
More particularly, in relation to the EU there are sensible political differences between the Member States concerning.
There are too many differences between the Member States today and that is not sustainable.
Faced with cross-border crime, the administration of justice must not be impeded by differences between the Member States' judicial systems.
There are considerable differences between the Member States as regards sanctions for legal persons.
especially in relation to the points that caused differences between the Member States.
But there are huge differences between the member states.
Any decisions that might increase the differences between the Member States must be avoided.
Whereas major differences between the Member States are preventing the EU from implementing an effective policy towards Russia.
Faced with cross-border crime, the administration of justice must not be impeded by differences between the Member States' judicial systems and the lack of mutual recognition of judicial decisions.
There are differences between the Member States' laws, regulations
Furthermore, it is not so much the current legislative framework that is causing most problems, but rather the differences between the Member States in their interpretation and implementation of the directives.
There are marked differences between the Member States in terms of policy on facilitating reconciliation.
cultural and political differences between the Member States will be more pronounced than ever before in the history of European integration.
In recent years the differences between the Member States have been reducing but at the same time the differences inside the individual Member States have become much deeper.
This would make the differences between the Member States clear.