For instance, Egyptian women have made considerable progress in terms of education, but much less in terms of labour force participation and employment.
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Thames was forced to renegotiate a new deal, on much less generous terms.
Current affairs output, however, which Harding has called the "backbone of BBC News", will be described in much less flattering terms.
But in a dozen towns in the region, coca paste is seen in much less nefarious terms.
Abner's following on Meipai is modest, a mere hundred and forty thousand people; he is more into live streaming, which demands much less in terms of scripting and production design.
Beneath seemingly silly lyrics about "trollfolk," you can hear an expression of ethnic pride; plenty of other European metal bands (some of them great) express something similar in much less playful terms.
But the unions worry that these get eroded when job descriptions change, and that new employees can be hired on much less advantageous terms, creating a two-tier workforce.
But earlier this month, two days before the Democratic primary, he stood silently at a rally of Hasidic Jews in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, while two speakers described his policy in much less ambiguous terms.
Tax cuts for working families, tax cuts directly aimed at expanded hiring or increases in infrastructure investment would have much more bang for the buck and would cost much less in terms of forgone revenue and deficit reduction in the future.
