Sentence examples for deepened integration from inspiring English sources
The Maastricht treaty of 1992 laid the groundwork for a single currency and a common foreign policy; the Amsterdam treaty of 1997 deepened integration in judicial and monetary matters.Another Dutch half-yearly presidency has just begun, but this time there will be no push for deeper integration.
Europe has responded to adversity by moving closer together and deepening integration.
For all the talk of deepening integration among South-East Asian nations, their response to the crisis has been piecemeal.
Those countries that want to deepen integration can move ahead, "while respecting the wish of those who do not want to deepen any further".
This deepening integration improves the IHT's competitive position, supports The Times's award-winning international report and strengthens The New York Times Media Group as a global media enterprise.
BRUSSELS — Initiating a bold effort to strengthen the euro, Germany and France on Friday laid down far-reaching plans to deepen integration among the 17 nations that use the currency.
Oddly enough, deepening integration across the global economy may help increase the attraction of old-time national insularity.* J. Tomlinson, "The economic basis of Scottish nationhood c.1870-2014".
He will manage the deepening integration of our digital and print news reports, working closely with interactive news, engagement, mobile and technology.
Deepening integration among the existing Member States by creating a new Constitution will make accession more difficult for some candidates and therefore delay it.
In addition to his promotion of the ICC, Robinson also maintained his youthful allegiance to Caribbean solidarity, playing a key role in the Grand Anse agreement of 1989 to deepen integration of the Caribbean economic block, Caricom.
He is demanding some protection against that possibility as a price for agreeing to changes to the Union's governing treaty that Germany wants to deepen integration within the euro zone.
