Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This would reverse the disastrous tendency to widen the gap between commitments and regional policy funds actually taken up.
• Giving in to national misgivings would further widen the gap between Europe and its nations.
• Could this measure not further widen the gap between states? 4.
• If we do deny them, we will only further widen the gap between citizens and politicians.
• Mr Quinn, the Finance Minister, has described EMU as fundamentally a political project, but he has failed to identify any political benefits which will come from it, or allay fears that it will simply widen the gap between rich and poor.
• We need to widen the gap between us and our aggressors.
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• However, it is equally true that without active intervention this shift will widen the gap between the haves and have

• This will also mechanically increase the gap between CA and PA, as well as the level of RAL which should have decreased following automatic decommitments.
• Globalisation creates the illusion that the general level of prosperity in the world is gradually increasing, but at the same time I note a steady increase in the gap between rich and poor in the Member States.
• If, therefore, we give those European parties an enormous subsidy from Community funds, we increase the gap between citizen and politics.
• In addition, any new charges introduced in the future, which Ryanair would not be required to pay, would further increase the gap between the discounted tariff and the AIP tariff.
• Can Spain pave the way for a binding climate agreement in Mexico in which we do not increase the gap between the poor countries of the world and the richer countries of the world?
• Whenever there is an emergency you always manage to do something that in reality increases the gap between citizens further still.
• Elsewhere, political limits to tax increases were reached before the gap could be filled.
• There is a danger that global warming will increase the gap between the developed and the developing countries; there is no doubt that they will be most affected by the impact of climate change.