| In its distances or disproportions, the painter reflects the concern and tormented the folly of romance. |
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| This meant that it was unrealistic to harmonise the economic systems of Serbia and Montenegro because of major disproportions in the structure of the two economies, he said. |
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| The findings of international conventions audits often show large disproportions in their enforcement progress in different countries. |
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| Regional disproportions between mountainous and lowland areas are clearly apparent. |
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| His sculpture is characterized by slender disproportions calculated which gives it great strength of expression. |
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| It offers one of the most remarkable disproportions between the precise personalism of its action and the overwhelming scope of its achievement. |
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| The disproportions are greatest for the most recent periods of immigration. |
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| This is necessary on all the stages of its transformation both for attaining the general stability of energy supply and for relieving the stress in oil supply and regional energy disproportions. |
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| Superintendent Leroy Logan, chair of the Met BPA charitable trust, said before the force could consider itself free of institutional racism, it must tackle the continuing disproportions in the treatment of minority Londoners. |
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| Besides, the decentralized energy industry can make a significant contribution in fighting the energy scarcity and regional disproportions in the development of energy industry. |
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| The Towns and cities of Ma³opolska play the role of local poles of growth, however the urbanisation level of the region is limited, and there are considerable spatial disproportions in social and economic development. |
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| On the threshold of the millennium, a gigantic problem facing the world is the issue of economic and social, politic and structural disproportions. |
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| It is through the recession that a partial and temporary restoration of the extreme disproportions is effected, in order to begin a new cycle of the anarchic expanded capitalist reproduction. |
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| Problematic areas are a sign of disproportions in development, therefore it is necessary to identify and limit them to pursue an effective development policy. |
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