Sentence examples for eea from inspiring English sources
initialism
European Economic Area (the EU plus Norway, Iceland etc)
In the 16 years since America's Economic Espionage Act (EEA) made the theft of commercial secrets a federal crime, a third of all EEA prosecutions have involved people born in China or seeking to help its government or businesses.
And for migrants from outside the EEA, we want to introduce stricter charging… …or a requirement for private health insurance to cover the costs of NHS care.
And we're going to give migrants from the EEA a very clear message.
He admitted that migrants from European Economic Area - which accounts for anyone from the EU plus Norway and Switzerland - only accounted for "£10million to £20million of costs" that were not recouped from other countries within the EEA.
At the Number 10 lobby briefing this morning the prime minister's spokesman could not put a figure on the cost of "health tourism" beyond saying it was more than the £20m known to be lost through health costs which are not recoupled for patients from European Economic Area (EEA) countries who are treated in the UK.
7 If we or our service providers transfer any information out of the European Economic Area (EEA), it will only be done with the relevant protection (stated under UK law) being in place.
We will look to introduce stricter charging or a requirement for non-EEA temporary migrants to have private health insurance in order to access NHS care.
The European establishment is scrambling to respond.Switzerland is a member neither of the EU nor of the looser European Economic Area EEAA) that includes Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
The PRA wants these to set out "adequate provision" for their British branches and will be looking for assurance about this from their home supervisors.The Bank of England exercises less authority over banks based in the European Economic Area EEAA), which encompasses not just the 28-strong EU but also countries such as Iceland and Norway.
Previously the government had threatened only to reimburse domestic depositors.Before the IMF loan could be agreed, Iceland had to commit to guaranteeing to each depositor the minimum payment of €20,887 (US$26,400), as stipulated under European Economic Area EEAA) legislation that allowed Icelandic banks to operate in the EU.
The country has been an associate member of the European Economic Area EEAA) since 1994, so it already meets most EU membership requirements.
