Use "eu" in a sentence

1. Brits and the EU understand that,

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2. One unfortunate consequence of the EU has been to try to blend

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3. the variant "eu topos", with that Thomas

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4. “Selling the technology to the US and EU?”

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5. 7% and our “friends” in the EU were opposed 54

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6. It does not yet include some of the dictatorial rules from the EU that deprive their

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7. The EU is run by what former Czech president Vaclav Havel has described as the type of “layered bureaucracy” that characterized the tyranny of the former Soviet Union

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8. Several EU member states actively pursue nuclear programs, while some other member states have bans on nuclear energy use

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9. For most of these EU citizens, God is dead

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10. With those money received from EU and government it supposed to ensure a human

11. The EU rewarded Finca

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12. Since the new subsidy scheme was introduced in 2005, the EU has

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13. the EU is so proud of its support that it has erected big signs outside the bullrings

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14. upper reaches of the EU

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15. fiestas gain the official European seal of approval then the EU will start pouring even

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16. I started with the US, Canada, and the EU countries

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17. I didn’t think that in these days of EU employment law they could just chuck you out like that?”

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18. It has a code number on it, EU 217

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19. So, EU 217 would be Euston station, block two, locker number seventeen

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20. It was stamped EU 217

21. ‘Ni allwn eu lladd yma – we can’t kill them here

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22. others, were asked to submit a government structure for the EU that would take

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23. (and EU president) may be looked back on as the forerunner of a larger process of regionalization

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24. admittance into the EU

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25. ‘Bom, tenho aqui um Japones que perdeu o cartão de credito e eu quero desligar o cartão

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26. Now they were both top of their profession, although, if he was honest, Groves was rather envious of van Leengoeds’ job as Director General, Press and Communication at the EU

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27. “The PM specifically wants to know about the activities of Sinn Fein within the EU,” he continued, leaning forward

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28. “I can understand people getting cross about idiots who bang on about straight cucumbers - we have enough problems in the UK at the moment trying to convince people that the EU is a good thing, and with the debate hotting up about the single currency, this sort of thing doesn’t help

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29. But we can nip into my office at the Berlaymont Building later this evening so that I can raid the files, look at the briefing material on the EU computer network, check the press cuttings and so on, when there’s no-one much about

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30. The taxi from their chosen restaurant took little time to get to the EU Headquarters building, which was, by then, almost deserted of the usual hoards of European civil servants

31. Groves let forth about cucumbers and the dangers of unguarded comments to the media, while DG VI and its spokesman claimed that it was all the fault of the anti-European media, mostly based in UK, who grabbed at any chance to knock the CAP in particular and the EU in general

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32. I believe that Ireland’s membership of the EU could be retained, with careful negotiation, even if it became your 51st State

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33. But I believe the EU will also see the benefits to trade of closer ties with the US

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34. “We gain a fifty first state, on the very edge of Europe, which is already a member of the EU

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35. Will the transfer of sovereignty of both the Republic and Northern Ireland to the United States bring automatic membership of the EU to the Province, or will the Republic be required to leave the Union?

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36. As to the specific point which has been raised, current thinking is that the new State of Ireland would become an automatic member of the EU, and that, for a specified period of time, probably ten years, both the US dollar and the Euro would be regarded as legal tender, with the Pound Sterling being phased out of circulation as the Dollar is phased in

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37. I am also pleased to note that, through virtually automatic membership of the EU, we shall have the right of free movement to and from its member nations, including Great Britain

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38. 2004, he would retire Sandy Allan for violating the spirit of the EU Competition

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39. The Israelis occupy land taken by force of arms in the face of UN resolutions; North Korea sells nuclear weapons to rogue states; Iran and Syria arm the Hezbollah in defiance of world opinion; the Russians are planting flags at the North Pole contrary to international treaties; the Faroese are catching 10 times the agreed sustainable fishing quota; the Pakistanis are cheating at cricket to allow betting fraud; the Zimbabweans are seizing farms and giving them to government cronies; the US imprisons “foreign combatants” in Guantanamo Bay without any rights under US law or the Geneva convention; Greek workers riot on the streets until they get what they want; the French Government refuses to pay EU fines for breaking the rules they themselves set; terrorists blow up innocent civilians and end up in the government of Northern Ireland; the Australians criticise the Japanese for killing whales “for scientific research”, because they are “sentient beings”, but shoot kangaroos as pests

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40. Allied Irish Banks has already received £3bn in bailout funds, as a consequence of its, some may say strange, lending practices, and is set to receive billions more under the terms of the rescue agreement in place from the IMF and EU

41. These may be financial costs; as I write we see the EU planning to ban landings of mackerel from Iceland and the Faroes in protest against those countries’ unilateral increase in the amount of fish they allow their fishermen to land

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42. EPA, EU, Japan, or the WHO

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43. Many times however even though the link is clear–the EU agreement was agreed with a stipulation that no changes in government would impact on the deal–they, or you, may have no choice but to break it

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44. Fortunately for most of us our negotiations have less complexity than the ones the EU are contemplating, and have fewer players at the table

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45. 10 sources made it clear that the prime minister would lay down a “red line” at the EU summit, which opens on 22 November, to reject a planned 5% increase in the budget to ensure that it rises only in line with inflation

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46. The problem with the offer of the 10bn euro EU and IMF bailout of Cyprus was that it came with the condition that Cyprus had to raise 5

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47. From a political standpoint, EU leaders will want to avoid further Russian influence in one of their country’s affairs – especially one so strategically important, geographically placed as it is in the eastern Mediterranean

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48. She also understood power and in the dispute with the unions used it pragmatically as the records show she did in other disputes she had elsewhere, notably the EU

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49. Basel in EU)

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50. Between the Pope and reps from the EU and USA concur that they

51. used by the EU and Egypt were the same as distances from Greece, Turkey

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52. The problem was that the EU forces were double that of Israel

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53. he could against the forces of EU

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54. This conflict is the EU, Egypt,

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55. reminder of how different life could be inside the EU

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56. This caused outrage and thanks to pressure from other Facebook and Twitter supporters, the Greek police was to be investigated for human rights violation by other EU member countries

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57. Why is this country that is a member of the EU, being allowed to do such things?” Another Tweet read “Roger, I have nothing but sympathy for you

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58. Let’s hope that this country leaves the EU soon”

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59. The British fought to the bitter end with the elite in EU to protect its interests and to prevent Greece raiding the piggy banks of the IMF and EFSM

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60. The British strictly speaking could not veto a decision if the EU leaders did decide to raid the EFSM kitty, since the decisions are made by qualified voting

61. While it was once again all smiles for the cameras after the EU leaders emerged from the talks, it was a grim picture in Athens

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62. How on earth shall the country kick-start the economy without being drowned in colossal foreign debt? What was holding back the country from the absolute brink of disaster was the constant EU bailouts

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63. His untimely but inevitable resignation plunged the EU into crisis

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64. There are certain political parties that claim we are better off out of the EU and going it alone

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65. There were two dangerous scenarios facing Greece now; if the anti-EU leftist SYYRIZA party won the election, its leader Alexis Tsipras had promised the Greek people that Greece will leave the EU and go it alone

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66. Greece’s prisons were the worse in the EU

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67. Although Greece constantly informed human rights activists and anyone that dared to challenge the status quo that its prisons operated within the bounds of EU law and regulations

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68. This was after all a EU country, and yet the appalling abuse he had just suffered was so medieval and barbaric, it was hard to believe it happened in 21st century Greece

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69. Since joining the EU, our slaughterhouses operate within the humane slaughter guidelines set by the appropriate EU authorities

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70. Our stray dogs and cats too have been given more legal protection by the EU

71. Under EU law, any Greek or EU member living in Greece can apply for criminal compensation

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72. Greece belongs in the EU and will be saved only by the EU”

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73. You will then become an EU citizen!” replied Linda enthusiastically

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74. The second Levels of these Centers also represent various Spheres of realization of egoism, however, not haughty, cynical and uncurbed, but more civilized and intellectually “smoothed-out”, when there is dominance not of “personal” and narrowly collective interests, but more global ones — national or racial (this is very demonstrably shown by examples of voting in UNO or in EU, when representatives of some countries defend their narrow national interests and prevent a realization of some projects that are beneficial for all nations)

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75. You look at the odds at the sportsbook and they are at USA -120 (EU 1

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76. Let’s now redo the above example but this time having the Texas Rangers as the underdog team with USA +120 (EU 2

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77. Let’s do the same thing with the EU odds

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78. We know that USA -120 odds are EU 1

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79. We’ve seen in a previous section that with the EU odds, the wager is included in the decimal number

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80. The wager being obviously equal to 100% or 1, you have to subtract 1 to the EU odds to get the wager part so in this example, that’s 1

81. For the underdog odds, you have EU 2

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82. For those of you using the UK odds, you’ll see that UK odds and EU odds are very similar

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83. The calculations are then exactly the same as in the example using the EU odds

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84. For the underdog part, we have UK odds at 6/5 (USA +200 and EU 2

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85. The new EU under his influence would bring economic and political power to the three of them

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86. When the EEC became the European Union, its rules said that member states had to stop subsidising their own producers and bring in EU subsidies instead

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87. That was too much for the Norwegians, who repeatedly rejected the idea of joining the EU

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88. In 2004 ten countries, eight of them from the former Soviet bloc, joined the European Union, which meant their citizens could travel within the EU looking for work

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89. Russia was relaxed about its former satellite states joining the EU, but it was much less happy about them joining NATO, which seven of them did in 2002

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90. As an economic community the EU was a great success, though its policy of farming subsidies rewarded overproduction and led, for a time, to massive surpluses of butter and wine

91. By the early twenty-first century the EU covered nearly the whole continent and was operating the modern world’s first successful international currency, the euro

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92. It was impossible in the digital era to travel unphotographed, and too risky for someone with Gadai’s high profile to enter an EU country under an alias

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93. It had been far easier to bring into the EU than a firearm and was impervious to both accidents and the stupidity that the Pakistani team had displayed thus far

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94. Investors reacted positively to the news that the EU was increasing its bailout fund and was willing to take major losses on Greek bonds

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95. 10 7 A la longue, il y aurait eu (conditional anterior of il y a) de quoi: 'in the end there would have been wherewith,' 'if this existence were continued long, it would have been enough

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96. 94 14 eu pleine Crau: 'in the heart of (cf

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97. But whatever he may be, quels que soient les torts qu'il a eu vis-à-vis d'elle,[14] one must not leave one's husband

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