The phrase "adding that the eu" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks proper capitalization for "EU." It can be used in written English when providing additional information or clarification about a statement related to the European Union.
Example: "The spokesperson issued a statement, adding that the EU would continue to support the initiative."
Alternatives: "noting that the EU" or "stating that the EU".
"I'm sticking to the figures," Moscovici told reporters, adding that the EU must prioritise growth over tackling budget deficits.
"The chain reaction being celebrated everywhere now by Eurosceptics won't happen," he said, adding that the EU was the world's biggest single market and "Britain has just cut its ties with that market.
The dramatic changes the region has undergone mean they are more pragmatic regarding reform, claim V4 leaders, adding that the EU would do well to recognise that by giving them greater voting powers.
"Europe could potentially justify banking the slack in its carbon budgets if it was pulling its weight in climate change, but it is currently very far from doing so," said report author Damien Morris, adding that the EU is not on track to meet its long-term carbon cuts.
"It is not about toughening up the points, it is about setting the record straight," one official said, adding that the EU leader's letter was simply consistent with repeated declarations that there could be no negotiations until article 50 was triggered.
We have therefore decided to strengthen our presence at sea, to fight the traffickers, to prevent illegal migration flows and to reinforce internal solidarity," it says, before adding that the EU leaders intend to support all efforts to re-establish government authority in Libya and address key "push" factors such as the situation in Syria.
The Tory cabinet minister added that the EU worked only in the interests of the bankers, corporate giants and "undeserving rich".
Duda added that the EU "shouldn't be a structure which is associated by its citizens with prohibitions, orders and complicated regulations".
He added that the EU should consider setting up a pool of medical and logistical experts to help in future crises worldwide.
He added that the EU was still "far too stacked in favour of employers", but said the legislation that has best defended workers' pay and conditions over the past 25 years originated from the bloc.
He added that the EU law enforcement agency had been informed of the case but it was not involved in the US's current investigation.
