Sentence examples for supranational system from inspiring English sources
As one Asian colleague observed, the EU sees the world through the lens of recent European experience: it wants gradually to achieve a supranational system of governance for globalisation.
Yet Fonte argues persuasively against the supranational system leading to Global Governance, which, according to him, can turn perversely onto the world citizens.
The coal and steel industries being essential for the production of munitions, Schuman believed that by uniting these two industries across France and Germany under an innovative supranational system that also included a European anti-cartel agency, he could "make war not only unthinkable but materially impossible".
Another supranational political system that does not precisely fit any of the conventional classifications of such systems is the United Nations, a voluntary association of most of the world's nation-states.
To the north, you look down at a European supranational state system — the European Union — that is cracking up.
Benoît Battistelli, the president of the European Patent Office, said the decision on Tuesday would "equip the European economy with a truly supranational patent system".
Because the danger of implosion will force Germany finally to agree stand unambiguously behind the euro.This could be done through "banking union" in which responsibility for supervising, winding down and recapitalising big banks is done by some supranational European system.
The Russian-envisioned supranational organization will be called the Eurasian Union.
No foreign government or supranational organization has recognized Azawad's sovereignty, and none seems forthcoming.
This is despite the fact that, once the UK opts back in, the EAW is part of a permanent, supranational EU legal system and the UK-US treaty is a bilateral arrangement which, in theory, can be rejected by either party.
The European Commission derives from one of the five key institutions created in the supranational European Community system, following the proposal of Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, on 9 May 1950.
