Sentence examples for a close union from inspiring English sources

A default might well lead to a close union among the rest but not without a period of great and scary turbulence in the interim.

Boeing took out full-page adverts in America's biggest papers to distance itself from the actions of a few bad apples.See article: Aircraft and briberyReports of a "casual offer" over dinner of a close union incensed Thales.

Why old Italians like a list ReprintsA third or so of the voters may, however, plump for parties that favour keeping a close union with Serbia, and with it the rump federation of which Vojislav Kostunica is president.

He was not a reformer; his ideals were those of Haydn and Mozart, and he strove for clarity, elegance of form and melody, and a close union of words and music.

The judicial magistrates had later consolidated their position as opponents of the crown by claiming, in the absence of the States General, to be defenders of the fundamental laws of the kingdom and by uniting the provincial Parlements in a close union with the Parlement of Paris.

The trustees for a health care fund for retired General Motors auto workers picked a close union advisor and auto industry expert to join GM's board of directors.

A British commission recommended a closer union of the three East African territories (Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika).

Mr. Lukashenko, increasingly autocratic and repressive, lobbied energetically for a closer union, largely because he hoped to lead it.

On January 23 , 1579 the agreement at Utrecht was concluded, forming a "closer union" within the larger union of the Low Countries led by the States General sitting in Brussels.

Tens of thousands of protesters swarmed onto a major highway on Friday to criticize a proposal by Saudi Arabia for a closer union with Bahrain.

And whatever the details, the outcome of the current crisis will be a closer union of the eurozone, as Kohl realised.