Sentence examples for * epp in from inspiring English sources

The observed absence or very low frequency of EPP in Siberian jays could hence be easily explained by the high costs of EPP due to their breeding system and the reduced choice of extra-pair partners.

Rudy Ruiz Sosa joined the Armed Campesino Group (ACA) when it split from the EPP in late 2014.

Elected leader of the EPP in 1992, he was brought down two years later over the thorny issue of British Tory MEPs' membership of the group.

The Conservatives left EPP in 2009 to form ECR. ECR was on the winning side only 56% of the time in EP7 and 58% so far in EP8.

David Cameron, whose Conservative party left the EPP in 2009, as well as Hungary and Sweden's prime ministers have opposed Juncker, lobbying for a more reformist candidate.

The British Conservative party left the pro-EU EPP in 2009 to form the moderately eurosceptic European Conservatives and Reformists group, which opposes a federal Europe.

She drew a distinction between her roles in the EPP and in the European Council, which might create space for another conservative candidate: perhaps Jyrki Katainen of Finland or Enda Kenny of Ireland.

Speaking of the Tory decision to abandon the main centre-right EPP grouping in the European parliament in favour of a smaller group consisting mainly of fringe parties from the hard right in eastern Europe, the prime minister said: "The Conservative party are standing apart from the mainstream in Europe.

Yet our European partners are in no mood to renegotiate anything, let alone to do any favours to an incoming Conservative government – especially since the Conservatives pulled out of the European People's party (EPP) grouping in the European parliament, which linked them directly to ruling parties in Germany, France, Italy and Poland.

The remarkably prolific Epp weighs in on everything from copper kettles and constipation to conversation.

First was his promise to leave the avowedly federalist EPP grouping in the European parliament.