Sentence examples for mep it from inspiring English sources

Yet as a British MEP it has been a constant source of embarrassment to learn the central role played by the City of London and the UK's overseas territories in the network of tax havens that facilitate a tiny minority to live beyond tax law.

But that doesn't apply to Lisa or to Boston, where most of the voters I spoke to said they would be backing Nigel Farage – a mood which could help the East Midlands region return more than the single Ukip MEP it did last time, when the European results are announced today.

Given that only 3.5 hours was used for the MEP, it was important that the time was used as efficiently as possible.

Then, since the Labour party is so interested in Polish MEPs, it might care to explain why, in December 2004, it welcomed into its ranks two MEPs from the Self Defence of the Republic party, Bogdan Golik and Wieslaw Kuc, although Kuc left, leaving Golik behind.

Although the proposed directive has just been approved in draft by MEPs, it is still some years from becoming law.

For MEPs, it was a constitutional struggle as important as those between crown and commons that led to England's civil war in the 1640s.

If Europe's voters are indifferent to the excesses of MEPs, it is because nobody thinks they are in charge of very much at all.

The Lib Dems could lose all 11 of the MEPs it secured in 2009 – and be left as the pro-European party with no representation in the Brussels parliament.

The party has yet to translate into concrete European policies the fiercely anti-EU, anti-austerity message that made it the largest party in the Greek parliament in 2012, but it is unlikely that the eight or nine MEPs it could have will feel particularly warmly towards the European commission.

Opinion polls suggest UKIP could double the number of MEPs it has in the European Parliament.

Ta What part of your CV (Dulwich College, Stockbroker, MEP) is it that makes you 'outside of the Establishment'?