Sentence examples for troubled bloc from inspiring English sources
While many European leaders have said they do not want to punish Britain for leaving, they may also not be inclined to let the country go easily for fear of encouraging further defections from the troubled bloc, which has been weathering the strain of successive migration and debt crises.
But the rise in borrowing costs has raised the possibility that the Spanish government could need a full rescue package of the type other troubled euro bloc countries have sought — and that Spain has tried desperately to avoid.
The move is a good first step toward establishing a banking union that could help stabilize the troubled single-currency bloc — but only if it is quickly followed by other measures, like deposit insurance, a system to recapitalize or shut down weak banks, and, eventually, the establishment of a fiscal and political union.
BRUSSELS — In an indication that union in Europe is still very much a work in progress, its top official on Friday suggested assembling yet another big gun to save the bloc's troubled common currency.
LONDON — Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, on Tuesday promised greater control for Parliament over withdrawal from the European Union, after a threatened rebellion by lawmakers forced her into a new and potentially significant retreat in the country's troubled exit from the bloc.
But the weakness of the bloc in these troubled times, with the raging European debt crisis and the inability of leaders to settle on a lasting solution, may have been one of Mr. Kaczynski's strengths.
Michael was a troubled boy.
The German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said an expanded E.F.S.F. that would have powers to intervene in bond markets and provide precautionary credit lines to troubled member states would help the bloc "prevent contagion in good time".
Kim Willsher, Paris correspondent Outside the countries fielding players, curiosity tends to depend more on how interested you are in golf than on whether you think Team Europe in some way symbolises the troubled 28 – soon to be 27 – nation bloc.
Orban is a fierce opponent of the European Union's troubled plan to share migrants across the 28-nation bloc under a mandatory quota system.
