Sentence examples for more complete union from inspiring English sources
But Sigismund II Augustus had no heirs; and the Poles, fearing that when he died the personal union between Poland and Lithuania would be broken, urged that a more complete union be formed.
A truly common and effective foreign policy requires a more complete union, with an executive authority.RICHARD COOPERCambridge, MassachusettsSIR—I both congratulate you on your initiative to draft a constitution for Europe and fundamentally disagree with its thrust.
Independent countries could use interest rate policy to devalue their currencies, boosting exports, growth and state coffers; while a more complete union could control budgetary and even labor policy across members, limiting deficits and steadying debt markets and worker flow.
Van Rompuy's first draft communique for the summit, envisaging a three-stage process towards a more complete monetary union, has had to be comprehensively rewritten while his proposals were belittled as a "useful input" rather than as the "basis" for the debate.
And then we should get back to work to complete the unfinished business of making America a more perfect union.
We merely perform under the hand of god and progress toward more perfect unions and complete bank accounts, doing the things that matter on the spot.
Theirs was more complete: While discipline and hard work are important, they are less important than equality (of opportunity), fraternity ("a more perfect Union") and liberty (basic human rights).
A more perfect union eludes us.
Not a perfect union, but a more perfect union.
"You know, we're becoming a more perfect union -- not a perfect union, but a more perfect union," he said.
