Sentence examples for cohesive union from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office judged that a wider, less cohesive union would be a shallower, looser one.

The broader European Union membership is also more likely to produce a decentralized organization that leaves much power with national governments, rather than the more centralized, cohesive union favored by France and Germany.

For that to happen, the EU needs to build a "more cohesive Union", at economic, social and political levels.

Only a cohesive Union, one which speaks with unanimity, will have the position in the world which it deserves.

Yet there are steps communities and government should take to form a more cohesive, successful union.

He knows that for Britain to retain its influence in the world and especially in Washington a more or less cohesive European Union and a NATO that still counts for something are both essential.

Calais' migration crisis is, in part, a symptom of the lack of a cohesive European Union policy on how to handle asylum claims.

Calais' migration crisis is, in part, a symptom of the lack of a cohesive European Union policy on how to handle asylum claims.

Western Europe's rapid post-war growth, he says, stemmed from more than the free play of market forces: cohesive trade unions and employers' associations, often inherited from pre-war times, and growth-minded governments were needed too.

He does not see it as a proto-superstate, or a union cohesive enough to become a giant version of France, Germany or Britain.

Were she to ease up on the message of austerity, she would also have to relinquish any leverage in getting her ideas of a more cohesive European political union implemented.