Sentence examples for eu thinking from inspiring English sources

Current EU thinking holds that these countries can be placed in the same general framework as countries in North Africa and the Middle East.

There are concerns that Ed Balls is embarking on a short-term tactical raid against the government on the EU without thinking through the consequences.

At the same time, he pondered the looming, awkward alliance with Ukip and more protectionist, anti-immigrant strains of anti-EU thinking.

The coalition shamefully stopped all such thinking overnight in 2010, and savaged Defra, cross-departmental and intra-EU thinking on such lines.

Here he shares some of his first-hand visa experiences and thoughts for VCs, policy makers, and non-EU founders thinking about the UK.

European elites – and any citizen who cares about the fate of the EU – better start thinking about that scenario.

Within the EU, the thinking was lucidly national: for the Germans, the Spanish were the source of poison; for the Spanish, the Germans were the source of national calumny.

He told the BBC controls were "not just aimed at Romanians and Bulgarians" but would apply to "anyone in other EU countries thinking of coming to Britain because it is easier to claim benefits".

Reflecting a partial shift in policymakers' thinking, an EU summit two weeks ago formally focused on "growth and jobs".

But his affable manner should not fool his counterparts into thinking the EU will be a pushover – he has stated firmly that Europe will not accept a weak deal.

And more widely, citizens across the EU are increasingly disenchanted with the whole European project.An opinion survey by the Pew Research Centre this week finds a majority in most of the eight countries surveyed thinking that EU integration has weakened national economies.