Sentence examples for a common market between from inspiring English sources

And Taiwan's former prime minister, Vincent Siew, is currently in China to lobby for a common market between the mainland and Taiwan.

In a modern Europe Mr. Sebald has created a common market or free trade zone between memory and the senses, between then and now, between what we think or do and what the past has thought and done.

Two of the original core objectives of the European Economic Community were the development of a common market, subsequently renamed the single market, and a customs union between its member states.

Tony Blair told the European parliament that the EU "is a union of values, of solidarity between nations and people … not just a common market in which we trade".

It was established not only to be a common market for goods, but also a haven for peace and respect between the nations that for centuries knew nothing but war and devastation.

He said: "This is a union of values, of solidarity between nations and people, of not just a common market in which we trade but a common political space in which we live as citizens".

A common market, currency and constitution, perhaps.

"We need to develop Europe's market as a common market," she said.

This hindered the establishment of an effective common market since a common market requires a unified system of protection from foreign competition.

The idea of a common market grows from the possibilities presented by the adoption of a common external tariff.

Nordic energy market is a common market for electricity trading in Nordic countries.