Sentence examples for the introduction of a common from inspiring English sources
The most important reason for the introduction of a common environmental policy was the fear that trade barriers and competitive distortions in the Common Market could emerge due to the different environmental standards.
The introduction of a common European currency was successful; political integration by means of a constitutional treaty a failure.
In their briefcase they had a 352-page writ railing against the introduction of a common European currency.
Still, the introduction of a common currency, the euro, in 1999 may have created a long-term banking boom for Europe.
Governments were selling state-owned businesses, major banks were unwinding their cross-shareholdings with industrial companies, and the introduction of a common currency was creating a large and liquid pool of capital.
Germany and other "euro-optimists" hoped that the introduction of a common currency and the global economic competitiveness it spurred would quickly lead to sweeping economic and societal modernization across the union.
The treaty also provided for the introduction of a central banking system and a common currency (the euro), committed members to implementing common foreign and security policies, and called for greater cooperation on various other issues, including the environment, policing, and social policy.
I will take the example of the introduction of a Community system designed to establish a common and precise classification of offences according to their seriousness.
Infection with another virus, rotavirus, has become less common since the introduction of a rotavirus vaccine.
While problems are common with the introduction of a new model — including the Airbus A380, the Boeing 777 and the Boeing 747 — analysts say the issue could become a growing embarrassment for Boeing if travelers or airlines begin to lose confidence in the Dreamliner.
The improved roads, the introduction of an electric tramway, and a common concern for water supplies and sewers prompted proposals for amalgamation of the urban sprawl.
