European Economic Community , EEC (Abkürzung)

"Nothing was said about this sort of thing in the EEC report."

Each class of EEC is distinct and different from the others.

The effects of the dispute on the EEC were significant.

The EEC gave the permission for this project already in 1987.

At least one of these is approaching the EEC for funding.

Once a country joined the EEC, it could not leave, said the politicians.

It is certainly not reflected within the institutions of the EEC.

This has not yet turned specifically against the institutions of the EEC.

Not all this success could be credited to the EEC however.

This was rather less than the increase enjoyed by countries inside the EEC.

This planet's been in the EEC library for a long time, you know.

EEC wasn't likely to lose a planet they'd already twice explored.

It has one of the highest unemployment rates in the EEC.

However, even though the two bodies seemed to be in competition, the edge was held by the EEC.

He was also successful in agricultural negotiations with the EEC.

The EEC rapidly became the most important of these and expanded its activities.

This year, EEC officials calculate, the payback period would be 20 years.

By 1992, it would clearly be desirable for all EEC countries to follow similar policies.

Britain signs the treaty which will bring it into the EEC the following year.

EEC countries are trying to harmonise their environmental laws in the run-up to 1992.

Paisley's view of the EEC will be discussed in chapter 8.

All member states of the EEC allow almost free access to their wild rivers.

The inputs are received by the EEC and analyzed up to 70 times per second.

He also supported the campaign to join the EEC.

It worked very well, as a trade-bloc opposite the EEC.

European Economic Community is established with a common commercial policy in 1958.

"In the European economic community, that's what they do."

It was known as the European Economic Community before 1993.

A similar project has been proposed for the European Economic Community.

The European Economic Community was founded less than two years later.

They argued for a "European economic community", with a customs union and fixed internal exchange rates.

It is the most important change since we joined what was then called the European Economic Community.

While there, she was published for her research in international children's rights and European Economic Community law.

The government secured funds from the European Economic community for construction, but the campus was never built.

His major achievements came internationally, especially in the European Economic Community.

The impact was further reduced when both countries joined the European Economic Community in 1973.

The European Economic Community has become a reality, but in a post-cold-war world.

"The European Economic Community countries are meeting to discuss whether to leave," one diplomat said.

"But then our stores throughout the European Economic Community wanted to see it.

Twenty years ago, the European Economic Community was the Six.

The consolidation of the European economic community in 1992, he said, could help New York's service and financial industries.

(a) That by joining the European Economic Community, a new order has been created.

March 25, 1957 - The European Economic Community is founded.

In 1978 he moved to Brussels to work for the European Economic Community.

Ireland submitted its first ever application to join the then European Economic Community.

The party was pro-life and opposed to membership of the European Economic Community.

Marten was a leading opponent of the European Economic Community.

Denmark would join the European Economic Community in 1972.

The arguments for Britain holding its place in a growing, prosperous European economic community are unanswerable.

Economic necessity gave birth to the European Economic Community in 1957.