Sentence examples for by creating a European from inspiring English sources

"We avoid the risk of national protectionism by creating a European mechanism," says one commission official.

We propose that the Schengen area's external borders be strengthened and better protected by creating a European border police force.

The document suggests that this could be resolved by creating a European quality certification process for audit firms.

By creating a European company (Allianz SE, based in Munich), and making a tender offer in Italy for the balance of RAS shares, Allianz avoids the irksome task of squeezing out reluctant shareholders at a later date which it would have to do under German takeover law.

What is even less clear is why Gros and Mayer would want to reinvent the wheel by creating a European Monetary Fund, when one has the International Monetary Fund that already has the expertise to impose the appropriate conditionality on lending to wayward countries like Greece.

Analysts said the proposed merger would go some way toward redressing the balance by creating a European giant making 46 million metric tons of steel a year, dwarfing the biggest Asian steel makers -- Nippon Steel of Japan and Pohang Iron and Steel of South Korea -- which each produce roughly 26 million metric tons annually, according to Mr. Soer's estimates.

Under the proposals, the EU would regulate the market by creating a single, European market for online music, films, and video games.

The news comes as the European Union wants to standardise content distribution as well as DRM standards, regulating the market by creating a single, European market for online music, films, and video games.

The most recent projects focus on enabling the development of new antibiotics by creating a pan-European clinical trial network and exploring methods to fight multi-drug resistant pathogens through a combined EUR €224 million grant.

A further collapse would threaten European security by creating a giant new zone of outright lawlessness and by inviting a Russian intervention.

In particular, look to his plan for an "energy union," which he hopes will weaken Russia's ability to play divide and rule among its European customers by creating a single buyer for Gazprom's supplies.