Sentence examples for a comprehensive union from inspiring English sources
So when a comprehensive union of Soviet writers was created in 1932, this was at first greeted as a liberal move.
Darwaza did, however, suggest that the institution of a federation between Egypt and Syria would be the first step towards the realization of a comprehensive union.
First, he contends that marriage is a uniquely "comprehensive" union, meaning that it is shared at several different levels at once — emotional, spiritual and bodily.
Corbyn says that Labour's plan for a comprehensive customs union is a workable alternative.
"This will necessitate further quick progress on key reforms, including securing Greece's financing and moving towards a comprehensive banking union".
If the past is prologue, with each new crisis, European leaders can take another halting step toward a comprehensive Banking Union.
She will propose that a comprehensive customs union between the UK and the EU would be a "practical, real-world answer" that would help solve many of the trading and Irish border issues created by Brexit.
Whether the parties will whip for or against some of them remains largely unclear at this point, though Labour is likely to whip for its own proposal - a close economic relationship with he EU in the shape of a comprehensive customs union, with a UK say on future trade deals, an idea EU law currently doesn't allow and repeatedly has ruled out.
The plan includes a comprehensive customs union with the UK having a say on future trade deals; close alignment with the single market; matching new EU rights and protections; participation in EU agencies and funding programmes; and agreement on future security arrangements, including access to the European arrest warrant.
But leader Jeremy Corbyn also wants to use Wednesday to put his own plan for Brexit - which includes a "comprehensive customs union" with the EU and "close alignment" with the single market - before the Commons.
Merkel has long pushed for a comprehensive European Union policy on migration that would have countries share the cost and effects of refugee arrivals.
