Sentence examples for union in which from inspiring English sources

Contemplating a union in which they have committed to sharing their creative endeavors, Mr. Upton said: "It works for us.

The British would hardly countenance remaining in a Union in which their voice would be so marginalized.

Another option is "fiscal union", in which at least some of the sovereign debt is mutualised through jointly issued Eurobonds.

But O'Toole and Hepburn relished the union in which she was old enough to be his mother.

But then, the idea of voluntarily exiting the union in which they were only recently accepted is preposterous.

The US is also a large transfer union, in which richer states permanently subsidise the poorer ones.

To some, the situation is starting to look rather like the old Soviet Union, in which elections also took place.

"You can't compare it to Cuba," she said of the Soviet Union in which she grew up.

In 1992 Bulgaria joined the Council of Europe, and in 1993 it signed the Europe Agreement with the European Union, in which it sought membership.

In 2002, under pressure from the European Union (in which Turkey sought membership), the government legalized broadcasts and education in the Kurdish language.

Both men were swept away amid a larger crisis that has threatened the entire European Union, in which roiling financial markets have upended traditional democratic processes.