Meaning: n. 1. a bivalent and trivalent metallic element of the rare earth group 2. an international organization of European countries formed after World War II to reduce trade barriers and increase cooperation among its members.
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(31) The EU will not lift its sanctions until that country makes political changes.
(32) The experts are even-handed in apportioning blame among EU governments.
(33) Our reporter looks at reactions to Britain's apparently deep-rooted distrust of her EU partner.
(34) The EU is demanding an end to the ivory trade.
(35) Thanks to a new EU directive, insecticide labelling will be more specific.
(36) These small nations constitute an important grouping within the EU.
(37) He was about to chair a meeting in Venice of EU foreign ministers.
(38) Officials say the EU, which is supposed to provide most of the food needs, is being particularly niggardly.
(39) I don't know that you need a passport for travelling within the EU.
(40) Legislation will require UK petrol companies to meet an EU specification for petrol.
(41) The agreement will ease the way for other countries to join the EU.
(42) The EU nations together have an economy about equal in size to that of the US.
(43) The EU has set strict limits on levels of pollution.
(44) Some weeks ago I recommended to EU member states that we should have discussions with the Americans.
(45) The EU Council of Finance Ministers failed to reach a consensus on the pace of integration.
(46) France was left isolated and at loggerheads with other EU member countries over its refusal to fall into line with demands to cut state borrowing.
(47) Britain was accused of failing to fulfil its obligations under the EU Treaty.
(48) If the law were passed,[Sentencedict.com] EU nationals would no longer enjoy free passage through member states.
(49) A new EU directive on maternity leave will come into force next month.
(50) There have been calls for Britain to withdraw from the EU.
(51) The country is still pursuing its aim of joining the EU.
(52) The EU has issued a new set of directives on pollution.
(53) This EU ruling puts Britain in a very embarrassing position.
(54) Other EU members can teach us a lesson or two on industrial policy.
(55) A boycott of/against goods from the EU began in June.
(56) They earn wages below the decency threshold set by the EU.
(57) The EU has issued guidelines on appropriate levels of pay for part-time manual workers.
(58) There is little prejudice against workers from other EU states.
(59) The EU will now complete ratification of the treaty by June 1.
(60) Unless the ban is watertight,(sentencedict.com) EU laws will overturn it.