Sentence examples for changes in eu from inspiring English sources

Cameron's rush to Brussels reflected worries that the chamber could be a loose cannon in the delicate renegotiation since changes in EU law to accommodate key UK demands on welfare curbs for EU immigrants will need to go through the parliament.

National elections are, however, not the best way to bring about changes in EU policies.

The AA boss also said changes in EU legislation on holiday pay may increase operating costs.

George Osborne, the chancellor, acknowledged this weekend the government would struggle to hit its target without changes in EU rules.

Third, the need for immigration reform, combined with "illiberal democracy" in central Europe, calls for changes in EU spending priorities and foreign policy.

Even an unexpected victory of the left in the German elections in September will not lead to drastic changes in EU policies.

In his office in Kingston, George Callaghan, chief executive of the Sugar Industry Authority in Jamaica, calls the change in EU policy an "earth-shattering event" for the island.

Britain could be swamped with illegally dumped tyres following a change in EU law which forbids their being disposed of in landfills, the environment agency warned yesterday.

From the end of next year a change in EU policy will likely force these cane farmers and hundreds of thousands like them across Jamaica and beyond out of traditional work and into subsistence poverty.

The industry took too long to tackle the mountain of bad debts and by the time the regulators wanted action a change in EU rules meant it was difficult to set up a "bad bank".

The concern to protect human health and the environment has prompted significant change in EU regulation on chemical substances.