Sentence examples for integrationist development from inspiring English sources

Nor, in my experience, can David Owen, with his fears for any integrationist development in, for example, foreign policy.

We have the Europe envisaged by David Cameron or the Dutch Government - or at least by the party that supports the government in the Dutch Chamber of Deputies - a Europe of ever deeper cuts, a Europe of increasing withdrawal from integrationist development and a Europe of renationalisation.

Two developments offered some prospect for reviving the integrationist bent of the North American movement: first, the creation of a common U.S.-Canadian economic market and, second, the deepening crisis in Canada over an independent Quebec.

"There has to be room for variety in national development, and that is not happening now because the integrationist, free-market model is overshadowing other approaches".

The guidance is unabashedly integrationist.

"I'm an Irish Jewish Lithuanian integrationist.

Is The Economist turning integrationist after all Georgios AntoniouBrussels.

Neither of Newton's major influences were integrationist.

Ailing premier, rocky government Romano Prodi, a desperate integrationist Reprints.

"Hubert Horatio" (it somehow amuses Goldwater to drop the "Humphrey") means "super-integrationist". "Federal judiciary" means "integrationist judges".

Thus, in the Old Confederacy "Lyndon Baines Johnson" and "my opponent" means "integrationist".