Examples of using Profound difference in English and their translations into Swedish
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It's made a profound difference.
LCIF celebrated 50 years of empowering Lions to make a profound difference.
There is a profound difference.
In the four principal areas of negotiations, the two sides have no profound differences.
I mean, make a profound difference in a man's life.
not underestimate the profound differences between Turkey and Europe.
There are profound differences between the different legal systems.
But the dissent also stems from more profound differences in outlook.
This is a profound difference with their larger, defective cousins.
a desire to make a profound difference through education.
Given the profound differences in test method
a desire to make a profound difference, and a relentless drive for success.
The need to avoid profound differences arising over the content of own-initiative opinions, as in the case of the present opinion;
a desire to make a profound difference, and a relentless drive for success.
We cannot hide our profound differences at the moment, which relate not only to the value of international commitments at world level,
a desire to make a profound difference through education.
This situation has its roots in the profound difference between capitalist and pre-capitalist economics.
given that the policy has created profound differences between farming areas and farmers across the European Union.
your radiance will make a profound difference as we all gather to Lighten the world and ease the way for humanity.
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.
On the subject of the protection of groundwater, there has undoubtedly been a profound difference of understanding and the consequent will to act between Parliament, on the one hand,
is making a profound difference in people's lives through a range of humanitarian activities.
In the above-mentioned Opinion, the Commission pointed out the profound difference between the role and workings of the Commission
a desire to make a profound difference, and a relentless drive for success(online and on-ground courses available).
third countries, there remain profound differences in terms of social protection systems, as well as of working conditions.
a desire to make a profound difference, and a relentless drive for success(online
a desire to make a profound difference through education(both online
because of the complexity of the relationships between the parties involved, the profound differences between countries, and particularly in this instance because of the wide field of application
Poland'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: