Sentence examples for eu caused from inspiring English sources

"We will introduce new, tougher targets which will drive down air pollution from all sources, reducing transboundary pollution and significantly reducing the number of premature deaths across the EU caused by poor air quality," said the response.

The former London mayor, seen as a leading figure in the campaign for Britain to leave the EU, caused outrage when he drew a comparison between the EU and Nazi subjugation of Europe.

Better off out: The UK would save billions in membership fees, and end the "hidden tariff" paid by UK taxpayers when goods are exported to the EU, caused by red tape, waste, fraud and other factors.

When the credit crash in North America and the EU caused a powerful drop in China's exports, throwing millions of migrant workers in the industrialized coastal cities out of work, the authorities in Beijing focused on controlling the unemployment rate and maintaining the wages of the employed.

Healthcare-associated infections incur an estimated Euro 7 billion in excess healthcare costs per annum in the EU, caused mainly by increased length of hospital stay [ 2].

The natural disasters that occurred during 2017 in the EU caused the loss of human lives and a great deal of destruction in the regions affected, most of them qualified as "less developed regions".

A rush of money to safe havens such as the yen has been stoked by fear Brexit would adversely affect Britain's economy and undermine already fragile growth in the EU, causing more disruption in global investment and trade.

It should have been possible to express a pride in Europe, an ownership of Europe as a history, a tradition, an identity – because without that passion for European achievements, heroes and glories how can the EU cause ever hope to fight against the demonic sexiness of national pride?

In fact, between 50% and 60% of sick leave taken in the European Union (EU) is caused by work-related stress, and the economic cost to the EU amounts to about 20 billion euros [ 2].

The recent expansion of the European Union (EU) has caused concern among authorities in recently integrated countries about the loss of professionals, although figures for previous expansions do not seem to support this concern [ 9, 12, 13].

Allegations that the NSA had spied on its EU allies caused indignation in Europe.