Sentence examples for strong britain from inspiring English sources
Osborne told MPs that a "strong Britain starts here".
Cameron says the Americans want a strong Britain in the EU.
"A strong European Union with a strong Britain is good for Nato', he said on Monday, "For Nato it is important to have a strong Europe...A strong Britain in a strong Europe is contributing to stability".
Ironically, his words echoed the "Strong Britain in a Strong Europe" manifesto slogan on which the Conservatives fought the 1994 European elections.
Miliband said "a strong Britain is a key to a strong Europe" and accused the Tories of fighting yesterday's battles over "the phantom ghost of federalism".
We work on the positive end of this – future benefits and potential coming from a strong Britain being part of a strong Europe and Ireland associated with that north and south".
Speeches were duly made to the general effect that in a world of big trade blocks 60-million-strong Britain might have more clout inside a 500-million-strong market for its goods and services.
May's plan, revealed in a pre-election document outlining an extremism strategy for a "stronger Britain", would give Ofcom the power to approve programmes before transmission, a fundamental shift.
Scottish Widows, in turn, will be able to distribute its products to Lloyds' 15m customers through the latter's 2,400-strong branch network —Britain's biggest by far and through the direct salesforce of its existing life arm, Lloyds Abbey Life.
The country-specific results show that these trends are stronger in Great Britain than elsewhere.
Assuming a vote on Friday, that sets the ever-shifting deadline back to sometime between March 20 and 24.. GROWING RUMBLE IN BRITAIN -- America's strongest ally has been Britain, but political costs are emerging to Prime Minister Tony Blair's insistence on standing with Mr. Bush.
