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We cannot start questioning the cornerstones of integration, because it will have far-reaching consequences".
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He added that the free movement of people has been one of the "cornerstones of EU integration" that is "most cherished" by Europeans, who are allowed to study, work and study across the union.
The free movement of goods is undoubtedly one of the cornerstones of European integration.
The crisis is putting Europe's Schengen free-travel zone, a cornerstone of EU integration, under the greatest stress ever.
Monetary union is the final cornerstone of economic integration.
Human-systems integration is the cornerstone of the integrated proposed model of this study and is an attempt to address the requirement for a reliable and better informed ICS.
While fiscal austerity has been the cornerstone of the EU integration policy since the signing of the Maastricht Treaty in 1992, the implementation of the policy has been driven by the political will of the stronger member countries, Germany in particular.
This review (coda) considers this question from the point of view of structure function relationships and the two cornerstones of functional neuroimaging; functional segregation and integration.
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