Sentence examples for integrationist solutions from inspiring English sources
The paradox of British foreign policy after five recessionary years is that both sides at Westminster have been forced to endorse integrationist solutions to the eurozone's banking and fiscal dramas that will strengthen the ascendancy of Brussels and Berlin and exacerbate the "democratic deficit".
The architects of an integrationist solution were the French technocrat Jean Monnet and Foreign Minister Robert Schuman.
Is The Economist turning integrationist after all Georgios AntoniouBrussels.
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".
The out camp frequently denounce the "integrationist ratchet".
It seems clear, however, that the Germans felt that Nice was not integrationist enough.
France's integrationist approach relies on individuals clambering up the ladder by themselves.
He left Ole Miss amid death threats over his integrationist views.
Mr. Marable's political philosophy was often described as transformationist, as opposed to integrationist or separatist.
