Sentence examples for integration of the Continent from inspiring English sources

It is worth stressing that none of this implies deeper political integration of the Continent.

WHEN Canada, Mexico and the United States implemented the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1994, it was hailed as a promising first step towards the deeper integration of the continent.

FEW questions are more important to Europe's future than the integration of the continent's 20m-odd Muslims.

Dijsselbloem is expected to continue Juncker's work for deeper integration of the continent's banking system, which is seen by many officials as a necessary element in the eurozone's restructuring.

THE euro's ups and (mainly) downs in its first few months have persuaded many that the new currency is doing little to nurture the growth and integration of the continent's financial markets, let alone to establish itself as a reserve currency.

If we remain in Europe, the deeper integration of the continent will mean a pan-European defence force, and a possible end for the British Army as a distinct thing.

Unemployment in the early stages of a person's career damages the ability to integrate into society, or, in the case of the union, to later support the idea of more integration on the Continent, said Joachim Möller, director of the Institute for Employment Research in Nuremberg.

But other nations such as France and Italy warn that cutting Greece loose from the euro — the most important symbol of deeper integration on the continent — would make a mockery of the European Union.

Deeper integration on the continent could involve changes to the single market and financial regulation, both of which could have a profound impact on the British economy.

France was one of the founding fathers of European integration as the continent sought to rebuild after the devastation of World War II.

"Every penny now needs to be spent implementing these policies".At the beginning of the celebrations, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, a former South African foreign minister (and former wife of President Jacob Zuma), who has chaired the permanent AU commission for the past year, declared that Agenda 2013 will usher in a new era of political and economic integration across the continent.